Business Analyst Intern
youbloom
United StatesFresher4d agovia LinkedIn
About the Role
youbloom is seeking Business Analyst Interns who are curious about how digital platforms work and are interested in product development, marketplaces, and the future of live entertainment. This internship offers hands-on experience working with a startup product team to design real platform features.
Key Responsibilities
As a Business Analyst Intern, you will collaborate with the Business Analysis, Product, UX, and Engineering teams to define and design features for the youbloom platform. Responsibilities may include:
- Analyzing how fans discover and engage with live events online.
- Researching and analyzing platforms such as event discovery apps and ticketing platforms.
- Mapping user journeys for fans, artists, venues, and promoters.
- Assisting with feature design for the youbloom Audience Growth Engine.
- Creating user stories and functional requirements for product features.
- Supporting UX and product teams with feature specifications.
- Assisting with basic data and platform analysis.
Example feature areas:
- Fan onboarding and user journeys
- Artist and venue follow systems
- Event discovery feeds
- Event requesting and RSVP systems
- Social sharing and audience growth features
Qualifications
We are looking for candidates who:
- Are curious about how digital platforms and marketplaces work.
- Enjoy analyzing products and user experiences.
- Possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Are comfortable working both independently and in a collaborative team environment.
- Have strong written communication skills.
Candidates from the following backgrounds may be a good fit:
- Business
- Product management
- Economics
- Computer science
- Human–computer interaction
- UX design
- Data analytics
An interest in live events, music, or cultural experiences is a plus but not required.
Internship Details
- Remote internship
- Flexible schedule
- Typical commitment: 10–15 hours per week
- Applicants will complete a short product-thinking test (~30 minutes) as part of the application process.