Studio and Media Assistant - Centre Thinking, Language, and Communication; CTLC

Position: Studio and Media Assistant - Centre for Thinking, Language, and Communication (CTLC)
Location: Mohali

About the Role
The Centre for Thinking, Language, and Communication (CTLC) at Plaksha University is seeking a Studio and Media Assistant to support the strategic operations of the CTLC Studio and contribute to the development of high-quality digital content and media initiatives.
This role combines studio management and digital content production responsibilities, offering an opportunity to support studio-led initiatives, student engagement, multimedia production, and institutional storytelling. The position is equally divided between Studio Management (50%) and Digital Content and Media Production (50%).

Key Responsibilities

Studio Management
Coordinate and support studio-led events, including logistics, technical coordination, and execution.
Oversee Digital Museum Lab content initiatives and supervise student-led projects related to digital content creation.
Maintain records of studio usage, including bookings, footfall, and activity logs.
Monitor the operational condition of studio equipment and coordinate maintenance, servicing, and repairs as required.
Manage procurement requirements related to studio operations, including equipment, software, and other resources.
Conduct studio tours, demonstrations, and orientation sessions for internal and external stakeholders.
Supervise and mentor studio interns by assigning tasks, reviewing outputs, and ensuring quality standards.

Digital Content and Media Production
Develop and execute multimedia projects, including promotional videos, podcasts, social media campaigns, event coverage, and storytelling content.
Manage and strengthen CTLC's presence across digital platforms, including Instagram, Linked In, You Tube, and Spotify.
Oversee the creation of visual, audio, and written content aligned with institutional branding and communication objectives.
Coordinate with student teams on content-related projects and provide guidance throughout the production process.
Perform post-production activities, including video editing, podcast editing, and basic graphic design.
Monitor content performance and campaign analytics to optimize engagement and outreach strategies.
Stay informed about emerging trends in digital media, higher education communications, and content marketing.

Education and Experience
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Communication, Media Studies, Journalism, Public Relations, or a related field.
Minimum 2 years of professional experience in social media management, content creation, media production, studio operations, or institutional communications.
Experience working in academic institutions, educational organizations, or nonprofit environments is preferred.

Skills Required
Strong expertise in content creation, including video production, podcasting, and digital storytelling.
Understanding of studio production workflows, recording processes, event coordination, and content development.
Proficiency in editing and design tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, Final Cut Pro, Canva, Audacity, or similar platforms.
Experience in social media management, content strategy development, and performance tracking.
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
Ability to manage multiple projects, coordinate with diverse stakeholders, and work in a dynamic environment.
Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and a proactive approach to problem-solving.