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Campus Growth

About Corca

Corca is building a fast, intuitive math editor — think working at a blackboard, but collaborative, in real time, and online. No LaTeX syntax or coding required: you just start typing. Students, researchers, and educators use Corca to write lecture notes, build study guides, collaborate on problem sets, and publish their work. We're backed by NEA, NVentures (Venture arm of NVIDIA), Bloomberg Beta and Slow Ventures.

We're launching a student outreach program across college campuses in the US, and we're hiring a Campus Program Coordinator to build and run it.
 

About the Role

This is a build-it-from-scratch role with real ownership. You'll recruit and support a network of campus ambassadors, and grow active, engaged communities at schools across the country. You'll be the person who turns this program from a goal into a living program.

It's a great fit for a recent grad who loved being involved on campus — clubs, orientation, tutoring, RA, student government — and wants to turn that energy into a career in community, program management, or startup operations.

What You'll Do

  • Recruit, onboard, and manage campus ambassadors across tens of schools
  • Support ambassadors day to day — set goals, run check-ins, share playbooks, and keep them motivated
  • Grow and nurture campus communities, online and on the ground
  • Plan and coordinate campus events, launches, and campaigns
  • Track what's working — engagement, content created, community growth — and report it back to the team
  • Act as the bridge between students and Corca, bringing user feedback to the product team

What We're Looking For

  • Bachelor's degree, recent graduate (or graduating soon) with majors in Math, Computer Science, Physics or Engineering
  • Strong organizer and communicator — you can keep many people and moving parts on track
  • Genuinely enjoys working with students and building community
  • Prior participation in Campus Ambassador's roles is a strong advantage
  • Self-starter comfortable with ambiguity; you don't need a playbook handed to you because you'll be writing it
  • Campus involvement experience (clubs, leadership, tutoring, ambassador/brand-rep programs, etc.) is a big plus
  • Comfort with STEM/math or familiarity with how students study is a plus, but not required