Campus Ambassador - Internship (WFH & Part Time)

About the internship:The campus ambassador's responsibilities include:

1. Introducing Anota to students on campus through classes, clubs, hostels, and WhatsApp/Telegram groups

2. Getting students to sign up and helping them start their first document, highlights, and notes

3. Running small sessions or demos in study groups, libraries, and around exams

4. Posting about Anota on Instagram, LinkedIn, and college community pages

5. Teaming up with student societies, fests, and coding or reading clubs on events

6. Collecting feedback, bugs, and feature requests from students and sharing them with the team every weekWho can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:can start the part time job/internship between 19th Oct'26 and 23rd Nov'26are available for duration of 1 monthhave relevant skills and interestsStipend:INRPerformance BasedDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Certificate, Flexible work hours, 5 days a weekSkills required:Social Media Marketing, Presentation skills, English Proficiency (Spoken) and English Proficiency (Written)About Company:Anota is a modern, vibrant reading workspace that functions as a side-by-side PDF reader and note-taking tool. It pairs your documents directly with spatial note canvases and board views, allowing you to organize categorized thoughts organically for easy revision. The platform leverages context-aware AI deep reading modes to instantly extract summaries and key insights based on your text. To anchor your focus, it features a distraction-free Zen Mode backed by native ambient soundscapes like rain or a cozy cafe. Complete with text-to-speech convenience and an ultra-low-glare deep dark mode for night owls, Anota helps you scroll your own thoughts, not reels.

Responsibilities

The campus ambassador's responsibilities include:

1. Introducing Anota to students on campus through classes, clubs, hostels, and WhatsApp/Telegram groups

2. Getting students to sign up and helping them start their first document, highlights, and notes

3. Running small sessions or demos in study groups, libraries, and around exams

4. Posting about Anota on Instagram, LinkedIn, and college community pages

5. Teaming up with student societies, fests, and coding or reading clubs on events

6. Collecting feedback, bugs, and feature requests from students and sharing them with the team every week