Composio
Product Ops Intern
Bangalore · Onsite
- Stipend not stated
- for the full 2 months (we are willing to extend the internship tenure to 6 months if more projects come in)
- Verified open 4 hours ago
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- Company
- Composio
- Role
- Product Ops Intern
- Location
- Bangalore
- Work mode
- Onsite
- Hours
- Full-time
- Stipend
- Stipend not stated
- Duration
- for the full 2 months (we are willing to extend the internship tenure to 6 months if more projects come in)
- Start date
- Not stated
- Apply by
- Not stated
- Openings
- Not stated
- Posted
- 30 Oct 2026
- Experience
- a few projects you've actually built and shipped
- Pre-placement offer
- - Final-year students and recent grads equally welcome, including if you're holding a full-time offer that starts later in the year
- Field
- Product
Our summary
Composio is building infrastructure that allows Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents to communicate with various work tools. This Product Operations (Ops) Intern role involves building AI agents and managing operations for new app connectors.
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Responsibilities
- Write down the manual playbook as you run it, then work out what a person should never have to touch again
- Build AI agents that watch inboxes, send the follow-ups, and keep the tracker current on their own
- Turn repetitive outreach and tracking into workflows that keep running without you in the loop
- Multiply yourself, so one person can keep hundreds of apps moving at once without anything slipping
- Shepherd new app connectors from first request to live: securing OAuth approvals and API access, spinning up sandbox credentials and test accounts, and clearing whatever verification or paperwork stands in the way