Company Description Abroad HQ is a digital study-abroad planning platform that streamlines the entire process for students seeking international education opportunities. The platform centralizes universities, courses, scholarships, application guidance, budgets, documents, and visa preparation in one organized, user-friendly space. Students can easily compare options based on their individual preferences and track their journey from initial research to final application and beyond. By reducing dependence on scattered information and third-party consultants, Abroad HQ empowers learners to make informed, personalized decisions about studying abroad.
Role Description The Notion Specialist will be responsible for designing, building, and maintaining Notion workspaces that support Abroad HQ’s internal operations and student-facing workflows. Day-to-day tasks include creating databases, dashboards, and templates, optimizing information architecture, and ensuring data is organized and easily accessible for all team members. The role involves collaborating with product, operations,



and customer support teams to translate processes into structured Notion systems, as well as documenting standards and best practices. The Notion Specialist will also monitor usage, troubleshoot issues, and continuously refine workflows to improve efficiency and collaboration. This is a full time, on-site role based in Delhi, India.
Qualifications
Strong proficiency in Notion, including database design, relations, rollups, formulas, and creation of scalable workspaces and templates.
Experience in workflow design and process mapping, with the ability to translate business needs into clear, structured systems.
Solid organizational and information management skills, with attention to detail and consistency in documentation.
Comfort working with productivity tools and integrations (e.g., task management, calendars, automation tools such as Zapier or Make) to enhance Notion workflows.
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📌 Notion Specialist (India)
🏢 Abroad HQ
📍 India