Campus Ambassador (Part-time, Remote)
Company: Connecto
Location: Remote, on your campus
Type: Part-time, 5 to 8 hours per week
Duration: One academic semester, renewable
About Connecto
Connecto helps university students turn LinkedIn into a real career engine. Instead of sending cold messages that go nowhere, students use Connecto to run structured outreach to recruiters, alumni and hiring managers, and to track what actually converts into calls and offers.
We are an early-stage team with paying users and a fast product cycle. We are now building a network of Campus Ambassadors across European universities to bring Connecto to the students who need it most.
The role
As a Campus Ambassador you are Connecto's face at your university. You will own how students on your campus discover the product, and you will have direct access to the founding team.
What you will do
Represent Connecto on campus and introduce it to students who are actively job hunting, applying for internships or preparing for recruiting season
Build relationships with student associations, career clubs,



business societies and consulting or finance clubs, and open the door to partnerships
Organise or co-host at least one activation per semester, a workshop, a stand at a career fair, an info session or a joint event with a student club
Run content on your own channels, LinkedIn posts, Instagram stories, group chats, whatever works for your campus
Collect feedback from students and bring it straight back to the product team
Track your own numbers, signups, activations and referrals, and report them in a short weekly check-in
Who we are looking for
Currently enrolled at a university in Europe, bachelor or master, any field
Active on LinkedIn and genuinely interested in careers, recruiting and personal branding
Well connected on campus, you already know the people who run the student clubs, or you are the kind of person who will know them in two weeks
Comfortable starting conversations with strangers, onl

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