MBA Product Intern
About the job
- Currently pursuing a 2-year MBA and expected to obtain the degree by August 2028 or earlier.
- Must continue in the same MBA course of study after completing the internship.
- Currently holds a bachelor's or master's degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Economics, Operations Research, Analytics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Information Systems; or in Business or Marketing; alternatively, a bachelor's degree in any field and 3 years of Product Management experience.
- At least 2 years of experience leveraging data and customer insights to make strategic business decisions, influencing stakeholders to adopt proposed strategies, translating business strategy into roadmaps, and leading high-functioning teams through execution.
- At least 4 years of professional experience in Tech, Data Science, Consulting, Strategy, or Financial Services.
- Must be located in the continental United States and attend in person at the assigned location for the duration of the program, under the company's hybrid working model.
- The employer will not sponsor new employment authorization applicants or provide immigration-related support for this position.
- Join a specific team for the internship and experience its day-to-day work.
- Deliver real projects as part of the assigned team.
- Own the success and lifecycle of product or platform features, align strategy with business goals, and prioritize improvements.
- Translate business strategy into products by understanding the business, developing customer empathy, and integrating multiple streams of data.
- Develop hypotheses and analytical frameworks to test potential solutions.
- Assess operational feasibility, lead implementation efforts, and monitor initiative outcomes.
- Manage a sprint team to ship, scale, and improve products.
- Use business strategy, market analysis, user feedback, analytics, and technology best practices to test and learn.
- Manage a backlog, make trade-off decisions, clear team impediments, and stay focused on goals across multiple deliverables.
- Work with developers, designers, analysts, data scientists, customers, and other subject-matter experts to build products and drive long-term business strategy.
- Coordinate groups with different motivations toward a common goal and support team outcomes.
- Attend leadership sessions and build relationships with fellow interns and company associates.
- Joint MBA degrees with technical master's programs, such as an MS/MBA.
- Demonstrated interest and experience in product management, software delivery, data science, software engineering, or using software to solve customer and business problems.
About the company
Capital One provides a range of financial services in the United States, including credit cards, savings accounts, car loans, and business checking. It uses data and technology to shape its products and make banking easier and more accessible, including no-fee, no-minimum checking options. The company earns money mainly from interest on loans and credit card fees, plus investment banking services. Its products work by offering customers accounts and credit instruments backed by various lending products, with features like online banking, customer support, and educational tools to help financial decisions. Capital One differentiates itself through an emphasis on financial inclusion, user-friendly digital experiences, and partnerships focused on financial literacy, aiming to reach a broad audience from individuals to small businesses. Its goal is to simplify banking and expand access to financial services for a wide audience.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
McLean, Virginia
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue rose 4% to $15.9 billion, with strong credit performance.
- Capital One captured one-third of planned operating expense synergies by mid-2026.
- New Discover originations moved onto Capital One’s platform in September 2026, accelerating integration.
What critics are saying
- Discover integration still runs through January 2027, and systems complexity can delay synergies.
- March 2026 layoffs of over 1,100 Discover employees signal disruptive overlap and culture damage.
- If integration slips or rewards economics weaken, merger scrutiny could return in 2027.
What makes Capital One unique
- Capital One’s data-heavy underwriting still drives superior consumer credit pricing and risk control.
- The Discover acquisition makes Capital One the largest U.S. credit-card issuer, with network leverage.
- Its full-stack platform combines cards, deposits, auto, and business banking under one brand.
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Benefits
Medical, Dental, & Vision coverage
Onsite Health Centers
Prescription saving with network of local pharmacies
Stock Purchase Plan
Education Assistance
401(k)
Flexible Spending Accounts
Life and Disability insurance
Generous paid time off + corporate & floating holidays
Registered dieticians on site, cooking classes and free virtual fitness classes
Employee Assistance Program
Company News
Bank of America(R) will transfer to Atmos Rewards. For points travelers, there haven't been many ways to earn Atmos points through credit cards. Currently, they can either get an Atmos Rewards-branded credit card (issued by Bank of America(R) or transfer points from Bilt Rewards. In 2027, though, Atmos Rewards says eligible Bank of America(R) cardholders will be able to transfer points to Atmos. That could make travel cards from Bank of America(R) more attractive to travelers who want transfer partners - something the issuer program has been lacking for years. Currently, there aren't any other details on which cardholders would be eligible or what the transfer ratio would be, but this development could make the Bank of America(R) travel cards more competitive with the travel cards from Chase, AmEx, Capital One and Citi. Atmos Rewards says it plans to add transfer options with other financial institutions in the future. New and refreshed Atmos cards are coming. Changes to the Atmos Rewards cards themselves are already underway. In late 2026, the Atmos(TM) Rewards Visa Signature(R) Business card will get a refresh, including lounge passes, free same-day confirmed flight changes and a new 10x points bonus category on eligible purchases through Atmos Rewards for Business. Changes to the annual fee have not been announced. Credit card refreshes are usually accompanied by a boosted sign-up bonus, so business owners may want to wait to apply if they've been considering the card. In early 2027, Atmos Rewards will also introduce a debit card as another way to earn Atmos Rewards points and status points. Traditionally, debit cards haven't offered many rewards, but more airlines are starting to offer them. Southwest Airlines and United Airlines, for example, both launched their own debit cards in the past year. Alaska's version will include perks such as flight and onboard purchase discounts, free points sharing, the ability to pay certain account fees with points and no foreign transaction fees. A debit card could appeal to young travelers who might not have the credit scores to qualify for a traditional airline credit card. Atmos Rewards is already having success with younger generations. In a press release, Atmos Rewards said "more than half of new status members are Gen Z." Still, the perks and rewards rates on rewards credit cards are better than debit cards, and account fees for debit cards can be more expensive than credit card annual fees. More premium seats will be added. For Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines flyers, the airlines have also revealed more details about upgrades to its planes and lounges. These could make Atmos redemptions with either airline even more enticing. Like other U.S. airlines, Alaska is increasing its premium seat capacity. The airline will install 12 of its new, lie-flat Aurora Suites - what you'd normally see on its international business class - on some of its 737-10 MAX aircraft. That means you could fly in these suites on select transcontinental routes in 2028. Hawaiian Airlines' A330 airplanes will also undergo a transformation to include 22 lie-flat seats, called Leihōkū Suites, for passengers in international business class and domestic First Class flights. Both Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines will also start renovating planes with a premium economy cabin, called Premium Reserve. The seats will have 38 inches of pitch, compared to just 31 inches of pitch in economy. (Seat pitch is the distance between two seats; the bigger the pitch, the more legroom you get.) These retrofits with more lie-flat business class and premium economy is generally a win for points travelers, who may have an easier time finding award availability on airplanes that are 40 to 46 percent premium seating. The updated planes are expected to start flying in 2028. Lounge options are expanding. Travelers in Alaska and Hawaiian's hubs will also get access to more premium ground experiences in the new lounges opening in the next few years. The expanded Alaska Lounge in Concourse C is set to open in late 2027, with 500 seats in the Alaska Lounge and another 200 seats in the Aurora Lounge. That's Alaska's version of a premium class lounge exclusively for international business class travelers. The Seattle lounges will feature an outdoor patio with a fireplace, private work stations, a pizza oven, coffee lab and shower suites. In early 2028, the new Hawaiian Airlines lounge will open in Honolulu with capacity for 200. This lounge will have a full bar and private work stations. A new 14,000-square-foot Alaska lounge in San Diego is also due to open in 2028. These lounge openings will be welcome news for those with the Atmos(TM) Rewards Summit Visa Infinite(R) credit card, who get two Alaska Lounge day passes per quarter as one of the benefits of holding the card. How to maximize your rewards. You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what's important to you. Here are some of the best travel credit cards of 2026: Back to top
Capital One launches Donatello for bespoke Wealth Management clients. September 29, 2026 3min 121 Capital One will launch Donatello on 25 September 2026, introducing a dedicated Bespoke Private Wealth Management concept for High-Net-Worth (HNW) and Ultra-High-Net-Worth (UHNW) clients in Sri Lanka. Donatello combines a dedicated lounge influenced by art and culture with Capital One's expertise in investment banking and bespoke wealth management services. As a game changer in Sri Lanka's private wealth management landscape, the concept is designed to provide private wealth clients with a setting that represents their interests in culture, collecting, and legacy in addition to an environment for personalised financial conversations. Veranga Vithanaarachchi, Founder - Group Managing Director, at Capital One, said, "Wealth management is not only about managing what clients have today, but understanding what they want their wealth to achieve over time. By fusing art, culture, and the kind of access that meets the needs of our private wealth clients with our investment knowledge and personalised advisory approach, Donatello takes that discussion outside of the traditional banking environment." Capital One will give clients access to customised investment strategies, wealth planning, estate planning, and investment advisory services through its Bespoke Private Wealth Management offering. As part of client experience, Donatello will also provide concierge facilities. A key component of the Donatello concept is art, which creates a setting where conversations about wealth coexist with Sri Lankan art and culture. The approach gives the lounge a unique identity within Capital One's private wealth offering while acknowledging the relationship between wealth, collecting, cultural appreciation, and legacy. The launch is an investment in a specific space and service offering for the HNW and UHNW segment, building on Capital One's existing experience in relationship-led investment banking. Donatello will open on 25 September, bringing Capital One's investment expertise and bespoke wealth management services together in a space where wealth meets art and financial planning meets legacy. Discover more Healthcare industry news news Aviation industry reports Post Views: 121
BBB National Programs names Ahmad Akbari as vice president, National Partners and business development. New York, NY, Sept. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - BBB National Programs today announced that Ahmad Akbari, a business and financial services executive with more than 25 years of experience across national operations, private banking, consumer and business banking, and financial consulting, has joined the organization as Vice President, Business Development and National Partners. The announcement was made by BBB National Programs President & CEO, Eric D. Reicin. Effective immediately, Akbari will take on a key leadership role focused on strengthening BBB National Programs' relationships with its growing National Partner community, expanding participation across its more than 20 programs, and identifying new opportunities to engage businesses and other stakeholders in advancing trust in the marketplace. "I am pleased to welcome Ahmad to BBB National Programs, the home of U.S. independent industry self-regulation," said Reicin. "Ahmad brings a strong combination of business development experience, operational leadership, relationship-building skills, and a demonstrated ability to deliver results at a national scale. His experience building partnerships and leading complex businesses will be important as we continue to expand our reach and bring more organizations into our community." Akbari joins BBB National Programs from Capital One, where he most recently led the company's national Café portfolio, overseeing customer experience and community engagement. During his career at Capital One and Accenture, he built and led teams, developed national partnerships, managed complex client relationships, and translated customer needs into practical growth plans. Ahmad holds a bachelor's degree in finance and a master's degree in business management from the University of Maryland. Corporations, law firms, and associations that join BBB National Programs as National Partners demonstrate their commitment to voluntary industry self-regulation, including relevant industry-wide standards. See a full list of National Partners here. To reach our media team, contact us at [email protected]. About BBB National Programs: BBB National Programs, a non-profit organization, is the home of U.S. independent industry self-regulation, currently operating more than 20 globally recognized programs that have been helping enhance consumer trust in business for more than 50 years. These programs provide third-party accountability and dispute resolution services that address existing and emerging industry issues, create fair competition for businesses, and a better experience for consumers. BBB National Programs continues to evolve its work and grow its impact by providing business guidance and fostering best practices in advertising, child-and-teen-directed marketing, data privacy, dispute resolution, automobile warranty, technology, and emerging areas. To learn more, visit bbbprograms.org.
(Playoffs) Capital One cardholders can redeem 5,000 miles for MLB tickets. Sep 27, 2026 This post may contain affiliate links - Advertiser Disclosure. As an Amazon Associate, Miles To Memories earn from qualifying purchases. Capital One cardholders can redeem miles for MLB tickets. Capital One has released a new batch of cardholder-exclusive MLB tickets for games in August and September, giving eligible cardholders the chance to redeem miles for premium seats at all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums. Update 9/27/26: Some playoff tickets have been released for 18,750 miles for the wild card round. I would keep checking back as the playoffs progress to see if they release more series. The best deals are marked as "Cardholder Exclusive tickets by Capital One", which cost 5,000 Capital One miles per ticket. These seats could be located just a few rows behind the dugout in some cases or in other premium field-level sections and are often worth significantly more than the redemption cost. To find the best value, look for tickets labeled "Cardholder Exclusive Tickets by Capital One" or "Pay With Rewards Only." Avoid tickets marked "Powered by Vivid Seats," as those generally provide a much lower redemption value and often include additional fees. Tickets are available through the Capital One Entertainment portal for eligible Capital One cardholders. In addition to regular season games, Capital One also offers access to select MLB experiences throughout the season, including postseason games and other events. Conclusion. This continues to be one of the best non-travel uses of Capital One miles. If you're a baseball fan, then you should look into grabbing one of these premium seats for just 5,000 miles per ticket. Availability is limited so it's worth checking the Capital One Entertainment portal sooner rather than later when new batches are released. Great Deal! Get A $20 Credit Plus 4 Months of Audible for Under $4 Based in NYC. Points/miles enthusiast for years and actively writing about it for the last 6+ years at Danny the Deal Guru. I'm always looking out for deals. Making a few bucks is always nice, but the traveling is by far the best part of this business. Responses are not provided or commissioned by the bank advertiser. Responses have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by the bank advertiser. It is not the bank advertiser's responsibility to ensure all posts and/or questions are answered.
Is passwordless inevitable? Adoption, friction, and the zero-trust reality. As organisations race to implement zero-trust frameworks, is passwordless authentication truly inevitable, and what friction points stand in the way? Phishing resistance is now a necessity as attackers leverage AI to supercharge social engineering, generate hyper-personalised lures, and automate compromise attempts. Dr. Tina Srivastava of MIT was one to raise this pragmatic stance as she shared the stage at Identity Week America with Sarah Handler from Netflix, Nader Nassar at Capital One, and Andrew Candella who works at Ciena. Together, they reflected on end-user training not being inadequate enough as one of the biggest challenges, especially as once longstanding advice that taught users never to click links in unexpected emails is being discarded. As magic links and email-based authentication flows are more and more marketed as "secure" login methods, that rule has essentially gone out the window, confusing end users and creating new vectors for credential harvesting, Tina Srivastava says. She said, whilst implementing passkeys can ensure "one flow is streamlined, other flows, like change device and account recovery can become much more phishable, insecure, and cumbersome". An audience member, Hutch raised an interesting point that for workforce authentication, he's heard a number of enterprises express that concerns around synchronised passkeys have led them to require device-bound passkeys instead. "That provides greater enterprise control over the credential, but it can also introduce considerable lifecycle overhead. What have your experiences been with that tradeoff? How have you handled new-device provisioning, device replacement, lost or damaged devices, recovery, and maintaining multiple authenticators without recreating the same help-desk burden we were trying to eliminate by getting rid of passwords? And has that experience changed your thinking about whether device-bound passkeys are the right long-term answer for the enterprise, or whether securely managed synchronization ultimately needs to be part of the solution?"