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Masai

About the Role
We’re looking for a Community Manager Intern to support our community team in engaging with students, learners, developers, and other community members. You’ll get hands-on experience in community engagement, events, and outreach.
Key Responsibilities
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Support the Community Manager in keeping the community active and engaged.
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Interact with community members and respond to queries and messages.
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Assist with community activities, discussions, contests, and engagement initiatives.
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Support the planning and execution of meetups, workshops, webinars, hackathons, and college events.
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Help with event registrations, reminders, follow-ups, and on-ground coordination.
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Reach out to relevant student, college, and developer communities.
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Collect feedback and suggest ideas to improve engagement.
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Maintain basic trackers for community and event activities.
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What We’re Looking For
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Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
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Comfortable interacting with new people and initiating conversations.
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Proactive, energetic, and willing to learn.
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Good coordination and organizational skills.
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Interest in community building, events, technology, or education.
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Experience with college clubs, events, hackathons, GDG/GDSC, or student communities is a plus.
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What You'll Learn
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How to build and engage communities
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Community communication and relationship building
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Event planning and execution
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Community outreach and partnerships
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Engagement strategies and metrics
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On-ground event coordination
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Who Would Be a Good Fit?
Someone who is people-oriented, proactive, and enjoys being around communities. You don't need extensive experience — we're looking for someone who is curious, willing to learn, and comfortable taking initiative.
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