Tata 1mg is among Indias leading digital health platforms, building at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and operations. With presence across 1000+ cities and millions of monthly users, we are solving for access, affordability, and reliability in healthcare delivery at scale.
About the Role
This role sits at the intersection of strategy and execution within the ePharmacy business. As an intern, you will work closely with city leads and central teams on high-impact operational and growth problems. The role is designed for individuals who are comfortable operating in ambiguity, enjoy breaking down complex problems, and are keen to build a first-principles understanding of how large-scale consumer businesses are run.
What You Will Do
Own analytical workstreams: Build and run analyses on business performance, supply chain efficiency, and city-level metrics
Drive operational rigour: Track key KPIs across markets, identify gaps, and work with teams to ensure closure
Support on-ground execution: Work directly with city teams to implement and monitor key initiatives
Problem solve at scale: Break down ambiguous problems into structured approaches and actionable insights
Market & competitive intelligence: Track pricing, service constructs, and competitive dynamics across markets
What Were Looking For
Profile:
Robust problem-solving ability with a structured approach
High ownership mindset bias for action over observation
Comfort with ambiguity and fast-paced settings
Ability to work closely with cross-functional stakeholders
Skill set:
Strong analytical skills (Excel, SQL)
Clear and concise communication
Ability to translate data into insights and action
Prior exposure to internships in consulting / startups / operations is a plus
Why this role?
Direct exposure to real business problems with tangible impact
Chance to work closely with operators driving scale across cities
Steep learning curve across supply chain, growth, and operations
Mandatory Note: Looking for candidates who have graduated from Tier 1 or Tier 2 colleges. Candidates should have completed their graduation in 2026 or earlier.