We’re looking for 1–2 Founder’s Office Interns to work directly with me on building Human Archive’s campus partnership network across India.
The goal is simple: build relationships with the most ambitious, hands-on student organizations in the country and turn them into a long-term network for data collection, sponsorships, and hiring.
We’re especially interested in people who are currently in their 3rd or 4th year of university and have already built or led something meaningful on campus.
You might have:
Led a major college fest, event, or student organization
Run a Formula Student / Formula Electric / robotics / aerospace team
Worked on biotech experiments, hardware projects, fabrication, carpentry, woodworking, civil engineering, bridge-building, or other hands-on engineering projects
Built a strong community of unusually ambitious students
Been the person who could actually make things happen inside your university
What you’ll do
You’ll work directly with the founders to build a pan-India network of high-quality student organizations.
That includes:




Identifying the strongest student organizations across India's top universities
Reaching out to and building relationships with their leadership teams
Creating partnerships and sponsorship programs with these organizations
Figuring out which campuses and communities are best suited for different Human Archive data-collection projects
Building repeatable systems for launching programs across dozens of campuses
Using this network as a pipeline for finding exceptional interns, operators, engineers, and future full-time hires
Traveling to campuses and events when necessary
This is not a traditional campus ambassador program.
We want to build deep relationships with organizations where students are actually building things, running large operations, organizing hundreds of people, or executing technically difficult projects.
You’d be a valuable fit if
You’re extremely high-agency and don’t need to be told how to get something

📌 Founder's Office Intern (India)
🏢 Human Archive
📍 India