Early Careers Office | Vidyashilp University, Bengaluru

Position: Placement Officer / Corporate Relations
Department: Early Careers Office
Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
Experience: Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in student placement / career services at a College or University
Qualification: MBA / PGDM
Preferred: MBA / PGDM with BE/BTech – an added advantage
Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Role
Vidyashilp University is looking for a energetic and student-focused Placement Officer to join the Early Careers Office and support the University's internship, placement and career-readiness initiatives.
The role will involve building relationships with companies and recruiters, coordinating campus recruitment processes, engaging with students, maintaining placement databases, and supporting the development of meaningful industry–academia partnerships.
The ideal candidate should have prior experience in a college/university placement office, understand the campus recruitment ecosystem, and be comfortable interacting with HR professionals, business leaders,



students, faculty and senior university leadership.

Key Responsibilities
Placement & Recruitment
Coordinate end-to-end campus placement activities for undergraduate students.
Engage with companies for internship, full time and PPO opportunities.
Identify suitable companies and hiring opportunities based on student profiles and programme requirements.
Coordinate company registration, Job Description (JD) collection, student applications, shortlisting, assessments, interviews and offer processes.
Manage campus recruitment drives and ensure smooth coordination between recruiters, students and internal stakeholders.
Maintain accurate records of offers, selections, joining status and placement outcomes.
Corporate & Recruiter Engagement
Build and maintain robust relationships with HR, Talent Acquisition and business leaders.
Proactively reach out to companies for internship and placement op

📌 Placement Officer Bengaluru (India)
🏢 Vidyashilp University
📍 India