2 months ago
Christchurch, New ZealandIntern
Responsibilities
- Become a super-user of Partly’s inventory management system and related applications to understand how customers find vehicle parts.
- Scope, develop, and implement user-centric solutions using the Partly Platform.
- Build integrations that support customer needs and onboarding.
- Work with Engineering to define requirements and guidelines for product development.
- Engage customers in testing, iterate on solutions, and provide constructive product feedback.
- Lead research and development into the optimal experience for the dismantler customer segment.
Requirements
- A STEM degree, ideally with flexibility to transition to a full-time role after the internship.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills for working with customers and colleagues.
- Proficiency analyzing data with Python, Pandas, and SQL.
- Logical, structured problem-solving skills and an interest in complex problems and innovation.
- Flexibility, adaptability, and awareness of industry trends and best practices.
Benefits
- Healthy catered lunches, snacks, and drinks at Partly offices.
- Architecturally designed collaborative workspaces with coffee and nearby cafes.
- Paid 24/7 parking or a commuting allowance for employees commuting to an office or coworking space at least four days per week.
- Office-first work arrangement in Christchurch, Auckland, London, and Austin, with flexibility to manage working hours.
- Annual leave and sick leave available from the first day, including flexibility to use a negative leave balance.
- Weekly happy hours, monthly lunches, quarterly Season Openers, and an annual global offsite.
- Onboarding through the nearest office and covered travel and accommodation for quarterly Season Openers.
- Relocation allowance for moves to Partly headquarters, plus assistance with relocation costs.
About Partly
Partly builds AI infrastructure for the automotive repair and parts industry, including a foundational model (Interpreter) that understands vehicle damage and the parts needed to fix it. Its platform and apps, including a product information management system, are used by suppliers, distributors, marketplaces, and repairers via APIs and software tools. Privately held and headquartered in Austin, Texas, it serves thousands of businesses across the global collision and repair supply chain, with teams in the US, UK, and New Zealand.