At Definable AI, we are building the future of work—a single, unified ecosystem where multi-agent workflows build and run themselves. We are eliminating the chaos of fragmented AI tools by bringing the world's most powerful models (GPT-5.5, Claude Opus 4.7, Gemini 3.1) and over 1,000 app integrations into one seamless workspace. We are on a trajectory to become the next foundational pillar of the tech industry, and we are looking for driven, visionary college students to help lead this mission from the ground up.

We are actively hiring Campus Ambassadors to represent Definable AI at universities nationwide. This isn’t just a promotional gig; it’s a launchpad for your career in tech and a chance to grow alongside a pioneering AI company.

Qualifications & Who You Are• Currently Enrolled: You are an active full time undergraduate or postgraduate student at a recognized college or university.
• Exceptional Communicator & Speaker: You have the confidence to command a room. Whether you are hosting a workshop of 50 students or pitching to a tech club president,



you can articulate complex AI concepts clearly, persuasively, and with infectious enthusiasm.
• Passionate About the AI Revolution: You don't just use tech—you are fascinated by where it is heading. A genuine, deep-rooted interest in automation, agentic workflows, and the future of software development is a must.
• Proactive Community Builder: You are a natural networker. You likely already hold a leadership position in a campus society (e.g., Coding Club, E-Cell, Student Council) or have a proven track record of bringing students together for events.
• Digitally Savvy: You know how to build hype. You have a solid understanding of how to leverage social media (especially LinkedIn and Twitter/X) to drive event registrations and product awareness.
• Self-Starter Mentality: You don't wait to be told what to do. You are highly organized, reliable, and capable of executing workshops and outreach campaigns independently

📌 Campus Ambassador (India)
🏢 Definable
📍 India