  Jets are collimated sprays of particles produced from the fragmentation and
hadronization of hard-scattered partons in high energy hadronic and nuclear
collisions. Jet properties are sensitive to details of parton showering
processes and are expected to be modified in the presence of a dense partonic
medium. Measurement of intra-jet properties in p--Pb collisions will help to
investigate cold nuclear matter effects and enrich our current understanding of
particle production in such collision systems. In this work, we present the
measurement of leading charged-particle jet properties, namely the mean
charged-particle multiplicity and the fragmentation functions, in the range of
jet $p_{\rm T}$ 10 -- 100 GeV/c at midrapidity in minimum bias p--Pb collisions
at $\sqrt{s_{\rm NN}}$ = 5.02 TeV with ALICE. Results are compared with
theoretical model predictions.
