Georgia Institute of Technology MATLAB Student Ambassador

Georgia Institute of Technology MATLAB Student Ambassador Join to apply for the Georgia Institute of Technology MATLAB Student Ambassador role at MathWorks . Be among the first 25 applicants. Position requires a commitment of 5 hours per week and is a paid position. MathWorks has a hybrid work model enabling staff members to split time between office and home. Responsibilities Explore and implement creative ideas for spreading awareness of the MathWorks brand and products among students. Identify and engage with prominent student organizations related to Engineering, Math, Science and Finance. Plan and organize events on campus to demonstrate MATLAB and Simulink. Use social media outlets and prevalent communication channels at the university to spread awareness of MathWorks Student Challenges and resources available to learn MATLAB and Simulink. Promote MathWorks presence at university career fairs, information sessions and other recruiting events. Host fun events on campus to demonstrate MATLAB and Simulink and provide resources such as software demos and hardware tools. Use your social media skills to spread awareness of MathWorks products on Facebook and Twitter by sharing articles. Qualifications Proficient in MATLAB; familiarity with Simulink is a plus. Strong interpersonal skills with a passion for social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogging, etc.). Undergraduate or Graduate student in good academic standing with at least 2 semesters remaining in the degree program (preferably in Engineering). Excellent written and oral communication skills. Strong time management skills and ability to work on several projects simultaneously. Legal authorization to work in the US. Candidates must be pursuing a bachelor's level degree in a technical discipline. Visa sponsorship will not be provided for this position. Other Details Seniority level: Internship. Employment type: Part-time. Job function: Education and Training. Industry: Software Development. #J-18808-Ljbffr MathWorks