Tenure 8 to 12 Weeks
About the Role
We are looking for analytical, tech-minded, and articulate student leaders to represent the BONC Network across campus ecosystems, student innovation hubs, and tech clusters.
In this role, you will serve as a bridge between core software capabilities and real-world utility. You will lead educational workshops, demonstrate platform functionality, and guide student founders, academic project teams, and technology vendors on how to establish a verified, structured digital presence using BONC Network's B2B tools.
Key Responsibilities
Community Engagement & Ecosystem Building: Build partnerships with student Entrepreneurship Cells (E-Cells), technical clubs, research labs, and local IT hubs to introduce modern digital networking workflows.
Technical Education & Platform Demonstrations: Host interactive sessions detailing BONC Network's core infrastructure:
Technical: Architecture of auto-generated sub-domains, embedded QR profiles, secure data practices, and platform indexing.
Semi-Technical: Operational workflows including in-app RFQ/RFP generation, structured lead organization, and dynamic search mechanics.
Operational: Trust verification protocols, GST validation models, digital catalog curation, and buyer-seller discovery engines.
Value Positioning & Comparative Insights: Articulate platform capabilities and security features in comparison to traditional, unstructured business directories and open communication channels.
Product Feedback & User Advocacy: Act as the voice of the student and developer community by capturing user experience insights, technical feature requests, and usability feedback for the product development team.
Knowledge Workshops: Organize campus learning sessions on digital supply-chain fundamentals, trade verification standards, and startup procurement readiness.
Academic Pursuits: Currently enrolled in an Undergraduate (UG) or Postgraduate (PG) program in Engineering, Technology, Management, or Business Administration.
Eligible Branches / Specializations:
Engineering/Tech: Computer Science (CSE), Information Technology (IT), Electronics & Communication (ECE), Mechanical, or Industrial/Production Engineering.
Management/Commerce: BBA, MBA, B.Com, or Entrepreneurship studies.
Year of Study: 2nd, 3rd, or final-year students (prioritizing candidates with time flexibility for campus drives and local tech park visits).
Campus Affiliation: Active connection with college bodies such as E-Cells (Entrepreneurship Cells), Technical Clubs, Innovation Councils (IIC), or Training & Placement Cells (TPC).
Availability: 20 hours per week for a period of 3 to 6 months.
Benefits
Monthly Performance Allowance: Performance-linked stipend for hosting successful workshops and growing community engagement metrics.
Certificate of Leadership & Letter of Recommendation: Official recognition from the executive team detailing project contributions and platform evangelism achievements.
Executive Mentorship: Direct access to founders and lead engineers to gain insights into platform architecture, product-led growth, and B2B strategy.
Career Pathways: Priority access for full-time technical and product management roles upon graduation for top-performing ambassadors.
Network Access: Strategic exposure to institutional incubators, corporate vendors, and technology leaders across regional IT parks.
Function
Technology
Reporting to
Site Cordinator
Vacancies
3 openings
Qualification
Undergraduate or pursuing PG in Engineering, Technology and MBA