The Bancorp is a leading provider of financial services, and they are seeking a Product Development Intern to support the Fintech Solutions Product Management team. This role involves preparing new partners and products for market launch and participating in the testing process to learn about fintech programs.
Responsibilities
Shadows and supports Fintech Solutions Client Services to understand partner life cycle, service workflows, and cross-functional handoffs
Assists with ad hoc project needs (e.g., meeting notes, follow-ups, ticket intake, status tracking, light research)
Helps draft or updates simple partner-facing materials and internal process docs
Gathers and organizes data from stakeholders; prepare basic summaries for team reviews
Supports Product Quality as needed by helping execute test plans and documenting of issues
Proactively surfaces observations and questions
Performs other duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
Eligible to work for any employer in the United States for the full duration of the internship
Enrolled full-time in an undergraduate college degree program at the rising junior level, junior or senior level standing, enrolled in a master's program or recently graduated within the past six months
Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0, this will be confirmed by the recruiter
Pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree directly related to the department for which the internship program is listed
Must be available for part-time internship during the academic year, with a minimum weekly schedule of 10 hours in-office
May not be related to any employee of The Bancorp
Preferred
Strong communicator who's comfortable asking questions and summarizing what they learn
Organized self-starter who can manage small tasks across multiple workstreams
Collaborative teammate; eager to learn fintech/payments concepts
Comfortable with Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
No travel required
Benefits
The Bancorp provides private-label banking and technology solutions to meet the unique business needs of non-bank companies.
