10 seats. Pan-India. No prior experience required.

First, who we are — in plain words. NeoNeev AI is an AI startup helping students become placement-ready. Using AI, we help you upskill, identify the skills employers actually want, see the gap between where you are and where you need to be, and close that gap with AI-powered learning modules. We also help you reach out to companies hiring fresh graduates. In short: we get you from "student" to "hired" — and you'd be representing that on your campus.
We're opening our first campus ambassador cohort — 10 students, one per campus, who'll put us on the map at their college.
Earn up to ₹50,000 through a paid internship & goodies. Ambassadors who perform convert to a paid internship working on live products.
You get a verified certificate, a LinkedIn recommendation from the founding team, free access to our full AI stack, and weekly calls with the people actually building the thing.

What a Campus Ambassador actually does
This is not a "share our poster on your story" role. Here's the real job:
Own the campus.



You are NeoNeev AI at your college. When someone on your campus hears the name, it's because of you. You're the first point of contact for every student, professor, and club that wants to know what we do.
Build a student community. Start and run an AI interest group on your campus — WhatsApp, Discord, whatever your college actually uses. Target: 100+ active students by the end of month two. You're not collecting a number, you're building a room where people talk about AI and want to be there.
Run events. At least one per month. Formats that work:
AI build sessions — students bring a problem, leave with something working
Product demo walkthroughs of NeoNeev AI tools
Guest sessions with our founding team (we'll show up, online or in person)
Campus AI challenges — small competitions with real prizes
Be the students' driver and sense-check. Stay close to the students using NeoNeev AI on your campus. Check in on them —

📌 Campus Ambassador (India)
🏢 NeoNeev AI
📍 India