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. We are looking for a proactive and detail-oriented Associate Community Manager to support the planning, execution, and delivery of a variety of student experience initiatives at Newton School of Technology. You will work across teams, student councils, vendors, and internal stakeholders to bring events, programs, and communities to life. 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. Job Description: 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.

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