Tech Program Management Intern

Technical Program Manager | Intern 

Job Summary 

As a Technical Program Management Intern at PatientPoint, you will gain hands-on experience in how technology and product teams coordinate, track, and deliver complex initiatives. You’ll support our Technical Program Management (TPgM) team by helping organize programs, improve processes, and build tools that give visibility to leadership. 

This is a great opportunity for someone interested in learning how product, engineering, and data teams work together to deliver impact at scale. 

What You’ll Do 

• Support a Program Manager in one of our ongoing initiatives (e.g., product council preparation, initiative intake, or dependency mapping). 

• Work with the TPgM team to build tools such as trackers, dashboards, and playbooks that improve execution and visibility. 

• Contribute to the organization of knowledge repositories (Confluence, Slack, Jira) to make program documentation more accessible. 

• At times interface with Product, Engineering, and Data leaders to collect updates, dependencies, or risks. 

• Work autonomously on small work packages that support portfolio coordination and governance. 

• Attend internal program syncs and cross-functional team meetings to observe program orchestration in action. 

• Support preparation of governance materials (e.g., initiative summaries, scorecards, leadership decks). 

What you’ll gain 

• Exposure to program and portfolio management practices in a product-led organization. 

• Hands-on experience with program tools and frameworks (templates, dashboards, trackers). 

• Opportunity to contribute to real initiatives while building skills in organization, communication, and execution. 

• Mentorship from experienced program managers and visibility into enterprise decision-making processes. 

What We Need 

• Currently pursuing a degree in Business, Information Systems, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field. 

• Strong organizational and documentation skills. 

• Familiarity with productivity tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Jira, Confluence). 

• Curiosity about program management, product development, and technology strategy.