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Berlin, Germany
2026-09-02
over99
English
Western Europe
Working Student - Web3 Ventures & Product
Role Description
**Location:**
Berlin
**Working Student**
We’re looking for someone young, ambitious and deep into Web3 who wants to help us
**build and grow products**
, not spend their working student job making slides.
You’ll work directly with the founders across
**new ventures, product and growth**
, helping us figure out what to build, how to launch it and how to grow it.
We’re building products across Web3, already reaching
**35K\+ users and 300K\+ monthly traffic**
, with a lot more we want to build.
**What You’ll Do**
* Work directly with the founders across product, ventures and growth
* Help shape and launch new Web3 products and features
* Research new markets, products and opportunities
* Work on distribution, partnerships and growth
* Talk to users and turn insights into better products
* Test new ideas and figure out what works
* Use AI and technology to move faster
* Take ownership of projects from idea to launch
**Who We’re Looking For**
* You’re genuinely into Web3 and follow what’s happening in the space
* You’re entrepreneurial and constantly thinking about products or businesses
* You’ve built something yourself, a project, tool, account, business or anything else
* You understand both product and distribution
* You use AI to leverage your skills
* You learn fast and adapt
* You’re ambitious and want substantially more responsibility than a typical working student role
You don’t need years of experience or a perfect CV.
**We’d rather see something interesting you’ve built than another internship on your CV.**
**What You Get**
* Work directly with the founders
* Build and grow real Web3 products
* Real ownership from day one
* Freedom to test and execute your own ideas
* Work across product, ventures and growth
* Performance-based upside
* Opportunity to earn equity as your responsibility grows
* Path into a key full-time role
**If you’re already spending your free time building things, exploring Web3 or thinking about products, we’d probably get along.**