Placement Manager (Internships) (Gurugram)

Job Description Job Title :- Placement Manager Department :-Career Development Centre Location :- K.R. Mangalam University Experience Required:-4–7 years in Higher Education or Career Services Reporting To:- Director Career Development Centre Specialization:- Architecture & Design Pharmacy, Physiotherapy Job Summary:- The Placement Manager will be responsible for developing and maintaining industry partnerships to facilitate student placements and internships. The role involves planning and executing placement strategies, coordinating with academic departments, preparing students for recruitment, and ensuring high-quality engagement with recruiters. A robust background in higher education and student interaction is essential. Key Responsibilities:- Develop strategic relationships with corporates, startups, and organizations for internships and final placements. Manage end-to-end campus placement activities including employer outreach, scheduling interviews, pre-placement talks, and offer follow-ups. Coordinate with academic departments to align placement activities with curriculum outcomes. Guide students on career planning, resume writing, interview skills, and professional etiquette. Conduct and coordinate training workshops, mock interviews, and skill enhancement programs. Maintain and update placement records, recruiter databases, and student performance reports. Organize campus recruitment drives, industry interaction sessions, job fairs, and alumni engagement events. Ensure regular communication with students and manage placement-related queries and grievances. Work closely with the Internship Manager and Placement Executives to execute plans effectively. Prepare placement reports, feedback analysis, and provide inputs for institutional improvement. Key Skills & Competencies:- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Strong industry network and corporate relationship-building capabilities Ability to multitask and manage events under tight deadlines Proficiency in MS Office and placement software platforms Analytical mindset with attention to data and reporting Student mentoring and counselling capability Qualifications:- ~ Bachelor's degree (mandatory); Master's degree in Business Administration, Education Management, or related field (preferred) ~4–7 years of experience in placements, career services, or talent acquisition, preferably in a higher education setup

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