Student Ambassador, Remote Job

September 18, 2026

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Be Part of ImagineArt

ImagineArt is one of the fastest-growing GenAI companies globally — 35M ARR, 100M+ social impressions, and a proprietary image model ranked among the best in the world for photorealism. All without external funding.

We're building a global network of student leaders, creators, builders, and community organizers who want to shape the future of AI creativity on their campuses and in their communities.

As a Global Ambassador, you'll represent ImagineArt, grow local creator communities, host events, and help introduce the next generation of creators to AI-powered storytelling and design.

Program Summary

We're looking for ambitious students and creators who are passionate about technology, creativity, entrepreneurship, and community building.

This is more than a traditional ambassador program. You'll work closely with the ImagineArt team to grow our presence worldwide, connect with creators on your campus, organize initiatives, and become one of the founding members of our global community network.

Key Responsibilities

Represent ImagineArt on your campus and within your local community
Grow and engage a community of creators, builders, and AI enthusiasts
Organize workshops, meetups, creator sessions, and community events
Promote ImagineArt through social media, content, and word-of-mouth
Gather feedback from users and share insights with the team
Collaborate with ambassadors from leading universities around the world
Help recruit creators and community members into the ImagineArt ecosystem

Requirements

Currently enrolled at a university - Bachelors Level
Strong communication and leadership skills
Passion for AI, creativity, technology, startups, or community building
Active involvement in student organizations, clubs, creator communities, or events is a plus
Self-motivated and excited to take ownership of initiatives

Preferred Qualifications

Experience organizing events, hackathons, workshops, or student programs
Experience creating content on social platforms
Leadership positions in clubs, societies, or student organizations
Interest in AI, design, content creation, or entrepreneurship
Existing network within your university or community

What You'll Gain

Direct access to the ImagineArt team
Official Global Ambassador certification and recognition
Opportunities to lead events and community initiatives
Networking with student leaders and creators worldwide
Early access to ImagineArt products and features
Mentorship, leadership development, and community-building experience
Opportunities for future internships and full-time roles

Benefits

Free access to ImagineArt premium features
Exclusive ambassador merchandise and rewards
Performance-based incentives and recognition
Global networking opportunities
Certificate of completion and recommendation opportunities for top performers

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