Associate Product Manager, University Graduate (2027 Start)

The Google Associate Product Manager (APM) programme for University Graduates is open in Bengaluru. Selected candidates will join in a cohort starting between April and August 2027, working closely with Engineering, Marketing, Legal and UX teams on new technologies.

What you'll do

• Understand markets and what users really need in depth
• Launch products and features, test performance and improve quickly
• Work with Engineering, Marketing, Legal and UX teams on new technologies
• Break big, complex problems into clear steps that move product development forward
• Work with teams across regions and product areas to find new solutions

What they ask for

• Degree in Product Management, CS, Engineering, Data Science, Maths, Statistics or related field
• Internship or Teaching Assistant experience in product management, software development or similar technical field
• Experience leading entrepreneurial efforts or outreach in an organisation
• Experience giving technical presentations through internships, coursework or extracurriculars
• Able to join full-time between April and August 2027

Good to have

• Understanding of product development methods
• Projects or internships where you applied AI/ML to build a product or feature
• Technical skills such as programming, data analysis, business case or pricing models, or design

Selection process

1. Online Application (resume + transcript)
2. Resume Screening
3. Product Sense / Analytical Interviews
4. Technical and Leadership Interviews
5. Hiring Committee Review
6. Offer

Apply via the official career page by creating an account, filling out the form, attaching an updated CV, and uploading a current transcript in English.

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Technical

1. How would you approach designing a feature using AI/ML for a mass-market product?
2. Explain a data analysis method you would use to measure the success of a new product launch.
3. What steps are involved in breaking down a complex technical problem for an engineering team?

Scenario

1. What would you do if user engagement metrics for a newly launched feature dropped unexpectedly?
2. How would you prioritize competing feature requests from engineering, marketing, and leadership teams?

HR

1. Why do you want to start your product management career with the APM programme at Google?
2. Describe a time when you led a project or student initiative and handled a major roadblock.

About Google

1. How do Google's core products like Search or Gemini align with your long-term vision as a product manager?

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