About us
Social Scool is the verified home base for campus life. One platform where students, alumni and faculty handle community, commerce and career, and where every single user is a confirmed member of the campus.
We are live at UNB with 500 students, which is our infrastructure ceiling and not our demand ceiling. We surveyed 1,500 students before we wrote a line of code and 90%+ said they wanted this. We are in AC Incubate at the Accelerator Centre, Canada's number one private accelerator, and backed by UNB's J. Herbert Smith Centre.
Two founders built this: Gursirjan (CEO) and Ansh (CTO). We are looking for our third.
The role
You own growth. Not "help with social media." Growth.
Right now, getting Social Scool from a few hundred students to most of UNB is the single thing that determines whether this company works. That is your problem to solve, and you will have real authority over how it gets solved.
This is not an internship and it is not a resume line. You will be the third person on a founding team, in the room for the decisions, with equity that matters if we win.
What you will actually do
- Own the UNB campus launch and take us from 500 students toward 8,000
- Build and close the club and student union partnership pipeline, which is our cheapest and best acquisition channel
- Design and run the campus ambassador program from scratch
- Own the Social Scool voice across Instagram, TikTok and on-campus
- Set up the analytics, then report weekly on activation, retention and what is working
- Write the campus playbook we take to campus number two
You might be a fit if
- You are a UNB student who already runs something: a club, a page, an event series, a brand, a side hustle
- You have grown an audience from zero and can show the numbers, whatever the size
- You would rather own one metric than have a nice title
- You move fast, in public, without waiting to be asked
- You can commit roughly 10 to 15 hours a week through the school year
- You do not need a marketing degree. You need evidence that you have made something grow.
