Associate Product Manager BS/MS Intern, 2027
GoogleGoogle is offering an onsite internship in London for an Associate Product Manager as part of its 2027 class. The role places you at the intersection of technology and business, collaborating with engineers, designers, marketers, and other partners to move ideas from concept to launch.
This program is geared toward students in the EMEA region who want hands-on product-building experience. It spans a 12-week, full-time schedule in London, with a placement that aims to match your interests and potential impact on the team.
Ideal candidates are pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in fields such as Product Management, Computer Science, Engineering, Data Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related technical area, and come with practical or teaching assistant experience in software development or a technical field, plus the ability to deliver technical presentations to audiences.
From concept to launch, cross-functional teamwork
In this role you’ll bridge the technical and business worlds to shepherd products from idea through to market. You’ll break down complex problems into actionable steps and work with Engineering, Marketing, Legal, and UX to shape features that resonate with users. The day-to-day involves analyzing markets and user needs, testing what works, and iterating quickly based on feedback, with a focus on how products are positioned, packaged, and promoted across regions and product areas.
The team emphasizes collaboration across disciplines and locations, so you’ll contribute to solving problems by coordinating with cross-functional partners and applying structured thinking to drive product development. You’ll help ensure that the execution stays aligned with user goals and business priorities, while respecting the broader goals of Google’s information-access mission.
What you need to bring to the team
- You are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in a technical field and are located in the EMEA region.
- You have hands-on internship, project work, or teaching assistant experience in software development, product management, or a related technical area.
- You can prepare and present technical material to groups, explaining concepts clearly to audiences.
- You have led entrepreneurial activities or outreach within organizations and built cross-functional relationships.
Nice-to-haves that help you stand out
- You’ve worked with methodologies aimed at driving product development and delivery.
- You have experience with programming languages, data analysis, business case or modeling, pricing, and design.
- You’ve applied AI or ML concepts to build products or features in internships, capstone projects, or other academic work.
- You show strong problem-solving, organizational, investigative, and critical-thinking skills.
- You can commit to a 12-week full-time internship in London starting in May, June, or July 2027, and you’re in your penultimate or final year of study.
- You are fluent in English to support cross-functional relationships in the region.
Logistics you should know
This internship is onsite in London, ENG, and runs for 12 weeks of full-time work. The start window is May, June, or July 2027, and you must be currently enrolled in your penultimate or final year. English fluency is required to support collaboration across teams in the region.
Tips to help you stand out in this opportunity
Put the must-have qualifications up front on your resume, clearly showing that you’re enrolled in a qualifying degree and located in the EMEA region, and that you’re in your penultimate or final year with availability for a 12-week program in 2027.
Demonstrate you’ve delivered practical or teaching assistant experience in software development or a technical field, and include any experience presenting technical material to audiences, even a classroom talk or a project presentation counts.
Be ready to talk through a project where you guided product development from concept to launch, including how you broke the problem into steps, collaborated with cross-functional teams, and measured success after release.
Think of a smart question to ask about how teams collaborate across regions and functions, and which product development methodologies the team uses to drive delivery. This shows you’ve considered how you’d fit into the day-to-day and the broader process at Google.