Join as a team member in HUBS’s student team!
We’re seeking new members for the Growth Hackers team, consisting of students from the Tampere Universities community (TAU/TAMK). This flexible part-time role (7-8 hours per week) is a fantastic opportunity for students interested in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial skills. Apply by Sunday, November 19th!
The purpose of the Growth Hackers student team is to promote HUBS’s visibility among students in the Tampere University community. Typical tasks involve event organization (such as various workshops, HUBS presentations, and events designed by the team) and creating content for HUBS’s social media channels.
We are now looking for two new team members! You can be at any stage of your studies and from any field!
WE EXPECT
- Initiative, a “can do” attitude, and the ability to work independently
- Enthusiasm for creating events
- Interest in entrepreneurship/entrepreneurial skills and a willingness to learn
WE REQUIRE
- Experience from one of our courses OR you want to participate in some of them during the year 2024 (e.g., 24H Online Library)
- You are a student at Tampere University or University of Applied Sciences
- You can commit to the work until the end of 2024
Why HUBS?
HUBS offers free-choice studies in sustainable entrepreneurship for the entire Tampere Universities community. We support students aspiring to become entrepreneurs or those already in the field through Sparring Clinic, a mentor network, and courses that help develop their own business ideas and diverse skills. Students from any field and at any stage of their studies are welcome to join our courses and activities!
The HUBS team is excited about new ideas, and we encourage our student team to create inspiring content and events – from a student to another! Within the framework of HUBS activities, each Growth Hacker has the opportunity to develop skills such as teamwork, public speaking, event planning, marketing, sales, and coaching based on their own interests and strengths.
Interested? This is how you apply:
Submit a brief introduction video about yourself by Sunday, November 19th. The team is international, so the working language is primarily English. Please apply in English! The selection process will involve Ira and the existing student team members.
Contact person
Ira Salminen
Community Coordinator
Send your video application to Ira by November 19th.
You can reach her via Telegram (@iralalala) or by email.
Send us a video of about two minutes in which you introduce yourself: what you are studying, why you are interested in this position (your motivation), and what you would like to learn during next year. The video can be authentic and casual!
Send your video to Ira, who is in charge of the student team, by November 19th, either
- via Telegram @iralalala
- by email: ira.salminen@tuni.fi
Based on the video, we will invite you to a group interview at Tampere University of Applied Sciences on November 22nd, from 12:30 to 13:30. Please make sure you are available during that time when you apply!
We will respond to suitable applicants during the application period (and no later than Monday morning) so please apply soon!
Working hours & compensation
As a Growth Hacker, you work flexibly according to your own situation, coordinating with the team.
The working hours are divided into two periods: 110 hours in the spring and 110 hours in the fall. Work is only done during the academic year. With an evenly distributed workload, the weekly commitment is approximately 7-8 hours. The compensation is 12.55 € per hour, paid quarterly.
Still thinking about it? Any additional questions about the job description can be sent directly to our current Growth Hackers, and recruitment-related questions can be directed to Ira.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Contact person
Adeliina Silvola
Growth hacker
I’m a master’s student in social anthropology who’s interested in communications and multiculturality. I want to ensure that students from different fields of studies can build up their skills related to working life and understand how entrepreneurship can be developed to better support the well-being of both humans and the environment. I believe that entrepreneurial skills, like self-leadership, are skills that support students in their studies and working lives.
Contact person
Haseeb Rehman
Growth hacker
Contact person
Ilias Anezary Abbad
Growth hacker
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Bianca Esmanhoto
Growth hacker