Mobile Product Intern - DoSomething.org - New York, NY
Overview: This newly created internship will be an exciting mix of product, UX, data and member engagement – all to directly support the launch of our mobile app in the Fall.
What you’ll do:
Product
Organize weekly testing & QA with internal users for every major feature build on iOS and Android
Work with our Head of UX to set up and monitor online user testing
Log bugs and communicate feature-specific issues with devs in GitHub
Launch
Organize key events around the DS mobile app launch including staff competitions and member engagement
Research marketing best practices and provide detailed recommendations for global mobile app launches in Brazil, Mexico & Indonesia
Messaging
Work with the mobile team to research & execute mobile app messaging strategies across email, SMS and push
Reporting & Data
Provide daily & weekly reporting to mobile app PM about app usage and make recommendations around content, features, brand and overall UX based on learnings
Support
Monitor reviews and answer tickets from mobile app users
Turn bugs & user complaints into actionable recommendation for the DS mobile app team
What you’ll learn: You’ll have a chance to interact with nearly every team at DoSomething.org – campaigns, marketing, content, tech etc. The main things you’ll learn are:
How to launch a mobile app
How to test and QA features and communicate issues in Github
How to work with a large cross-functional team on a major internal iniative
Best practices in mobile app marketing and messaging
What we’re looking for:
Outgoing and enthusiastic personality. We want a go-getter!
Experience or love for technology and creating great user experiences
Excellent communication skills: solid grammar, ability to write concisely and provide detailed documentation
Ability to manage large projects from start to finish
Any UX, data or tech experience a major plus!
Applying:
Attach a one page PDF resume and cover letter (written concisely, in your normal human voice). We’re allergic to boring stuff. Seriously. Don’t write a boring cover letter.
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