Company Description: JobPaglu is an AI-powered job search and automation platform designed to make job hunting simpler, faster, and more effective for job seekers. The platform helps individuals discover opportunities that match their profiles, tailor their applications to specific roles, and automate repetitive tasks in the hiring process. By reducing the time spent searching and applying, JobPaglu enables users to focus on preparing for roles that matter most to them. With a mission to help people find better roles, apply smarter, and get hired, JobPaglu is building tools that address real challenges in up-to-date job hunting.

Role Description: We're looking for Campus Growth & Product Interns who are curious about students, careers, products, and growth. You'll become JobPaglu's connection to your campus. Talking to students, understanding their job-search problems, introducing them to JobPaglu, and sharing what you learn with our product team.

Students from any academic background can apply.

What you will do:
• Talk to students across different years, branches, and backgrounds.




• Understand how students currently search and apply for jobs and internships.
• Identify common problems students face during their job search.
• Introduce students to JobPaglu and help them get started.
• Collect structured feedback about the product.
• Identify features students want and problems they face.
• Work with the team to test new features and experiments.
• Build awareness through college communities, clubs, groups, and events.
• Help organize campus-level campaigns and activities.
• Track registrations, engagement, and feedback from your campus.
• Share weekly insights with the JobPaglu team.

What we're looking for:
• Currently pursuing a college/university degree.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Curious about technology, careers, startups, or product building.
• Comfortable talking to new people.
• Active in college communities, clubs, societies, or student

📌 Campus Growth (India)
🏢 JobPaglu
📍 India