Associate Community Manager

About NST:

Newton School of Technology is building India’s most innovative tech Institute — a place where we revolutionise tech education in India with the mission of solving the deep problem of graduate unemployability. We are creating a new-age learning ecosystem grounded in industry projects, world-class mentorship, immersive experiences, and active student communities.

Associate Community Manager

This is a high-energy, execution-driven role designed for someone who thrives in fast-paced, student-centric environments.

Why Join Us?

• Be part of a lean team building India’s most ambitious tech education community.
• Own projects that impact thousands of students directly.
• Get exposure to national & international education collaborations.
• Fast growth, steep learning curve, and an open, student-driven culture.

You will work on a diverse portfolio of student engagement and development projects, including but not limited to:

Clubs, Councils & Communities:

• Coordinate operations for Tech & Non-Tech Student Clubs.
• Support the Student Council in planning student-led initiatives.
• Track activities, club impact metrics, and manage logistics for club events.

Learning, Mentorship & Career Enrichment:

• Assist in organizing Masterclasses, Camps, and Mentorship Programs.
• Coordinate Industry Project logistics, student onboarding, and feedback.
• Manage outreach and scheduling for Domestic & International Conferences.

Events & Campus Culture:

• Plan and execute Mini Events.
• Support Cultural Events with cross-team collaboration.
• Handle logistics and student coordination for Competitions & Hackathons.

Infrastructure & Operations:

• Assist in managing Sports Infrastructure usage & student access systems.
• Support budget tracking and proposal evaluation.

Qualifications:

-Bachelor's degree in any discipline (preferred: communication, management, education, or tech).

-1–2 years of experience in project coordination, event execution, student affairs, or community building.

-Prior involvement in college clubs, fests, or student leadership is a strong advantage.

-Comfort with digital tools: Google Workspace, Sheets, Slack, Notion and willingness to learn.

Bonus points for creativity—someone who can bring flair and fresh ideas to events and community culture.