Campus Crew Ambassador (Student Program)

June 24, 2026

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HackerRank helps companies like NVIDIA, Amazon, and Microsoft hire and upskill the next generation of developers based on skills, not pedigree. Our platform is trusted by over 2,500 of the world’s most innovative companies to build strong engineering teams ready for what’s next. Software has entered an era where humans and AI build side by side. As this shift accelerates, the definition of strong technical talent is changing. We give companies better ways to identify and invest in next-generation skills. People at HackerRank care deeply about the impact of their work and sweat the small details so our customers can be wildly successful with products they genuinely love to use. We move with urgency and believe great outcomes come from high standards. Duration: 6 months Location: Fully Remote Start Date: Applications Open - Apply Now! Please note that to apply for this role, you’ll need to use the following link What We Need We’re looking for curious, creative, and driven students ready to: <ul><li>Be the face of HackerRank on campus </li><li>Host next-gen workshops, hackathons, and tech sessions that actually get people hyped </li><li>Build and grow your campus’ developer ecosystem </li><li>Inspire classmates to upskill and crack interviews with HackerRank challenges</li><li>Collaborate with the HackerRank team on fun campus initiatives </li></ul>Qualifications You’ll fit right in if you: <ul><li>Are a college student (any year, any major)</li><li>Have a thing for coding, creativity, and community</li><li>Are active in tech clubs or love organizing cool initiatives</li><li>Want hands-on experience that boosts your resume, leadership, and network </li></ul>Requirements <ul><li>Student with a passion for tech </li><li>4 - 6 hrs/week of commitment</li><li>Communicates clearly, leads confidently</li><li>Knows a bit of code </li></ul>Note: The HackerRank Campus Crew Ambassador Program is not a full-time or part-time employment opportunity at HackerRank. It is a volunteer-based, experiential learning program designed to help students build leadership, communication, and community engagement skills while representing HackerRank on their campuses. Want to learn more about HackerRank? Check out HackerRank.com to explore our products, solutions and resources, and dive into our story and mission here. HackerRank is a proud equal employment opportunity and affirmative action employer. We provide equal opportunity to everyone for employment based on individual performance and qualification. We never discriminate based on race, religion, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, marital, veteran, or disability status. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Linkedin | X | Blog | Instagram | Life@HackerRank Notice To Prospective HackerRank Job Applicants <ul><li>Our Recruiters use @hackerrank.com email addresses.</li><li>We never ask for payment or credit check information to apply, interview, or work here.</li></ul>

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