Duration: 10 weeks (22 May – 31 July 2026)
Overview
Agoda is looking for a Japanese-speaking Product Research Intern to support its Product team in understanding the Japanese travel market. This role offers hands-on exposure to product research, competitive analysis, and market insights that directly influence product strategy in a fast-paced, data-driven environment.
What You’ll Learn and Experience
- Real-world product research within a global travel technology company
- Exposure to how market insights shape product and business decisions
- Close collaboration with product managers and cross-functional teams
- Development of analytical, research, and presentation skills
Key Responsibilities
- Research the Japanese travel and OTA market to identify trends, competitors, and customer preferences
- Conduct detailed product teardowns, assessing features, usability, and customer experience
- Translate and interpret Japanese product and market content into clear English insights
- Share findings with product teams to support product development and strategy discussions
- Prepare structured reports and presentations to communicate insights effectively
- Track ongoing changes and emerging trends in the Japanese travel industry
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in an MBA or Master’s programme and maintaining student status during the internship
- Native-level Japanese proficiency with strong written and spoken English
- Strong analytical and logical thinking skills, with good numerical confidence
- Proficient in Microsoft 365 (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
- Curious, adaptable, and comfortable working in a fast-moving, multicultural environment
Who This Internship Is For
Students with a strong interest in product research, travel technology, and the Japanese market who want practical experience influencing real product decisions.
About Agoda
Agoda is a global travel technology company and part of Booking Holdings. With teams across 90 countries, Agoda uses data and technology to make travel easier and more accessible for millions of travelers worldwide.
