Summary
Simular is a company focused on innovative user experiences with autonomous agents. The Product & User Operations Intern will bridge the gap between users and the product team, ensuring user feedback is effectively communicated and operational processes are smoothly managed.
Responsibilities
- Handle frontline user support: answer support email, Discord questions, and tickets clearly and quickly
- Own the feedback loop from users into the product backlog: triage, categorize, and quantify what people are hitting
- Support release operations: track what is shipping, write release notes, and verify things work as intended after they land
- Maintain help docs, canned responses, and the knowledge base so common questions stop being asked twice
- Track feature timelines, release notes, and delivery progress, and keep the team honest about dates
- Monitor product metrics such as activation, retention, and feature adoption, and report what's changing
- Run onboarding and activation analysis: find where new users stall, and propose product fixes rather than workarounds
- Help operationalize agent quality: review real agent runs, catalogue failure modes, and feed them back to product and research
- Advocate for the user in product discussions, with evidence rather than anecdote
Skills
- You're pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in any field, or equivalent experience
- You write clearly and kindly, especially when replying to someone who is frustrated
- You're organized and reliable, and you follow through without being chased
- You're comfortable with data: you can pull numbers, spot a trend, and explain it
- You're curious about how products get built and want to be close to that process
- You can hold context across many small threads without dropping things
- Prior support, community, or product ops experience
- You've run a Discord community
Qualifications
Must Haves
- You're pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in any field, or equivalent experience
- You write clearly and kindly, especially when replying to someone who is frustrated
- You're organized and reliable, and you follow through without being chased
- You're comfortable with data: you can pull numbers, spot a trend, and explain it
- You're curious about how products get built and want to be close to that process
- You can hold context across many small threads without dropping things
Nice to Haves
- prior support, community, or product ops experience
- you've run a Discord community