A little imagination.
A lot of possibility.

What you’ll work on

• Build relationships with parents and help them discover the right Inomi experiences.
• Manage enquiries, follow-ups and customer communication.
• Support growth across programs, workshops, camps and events.
• Identify and develop school, business and partner relationships.
• Support marketing, business and growth initiatives with the founder.
• Coordinate parents, faculty, vendors and partners.
• Improve systems, processes and customer experience.
• Research opportunities, solve problems and take projects from idea to execution.

What we’re looking for

• 0–2 years of experience; fresh graduates with strong internships or projects are welcome.
• Graduate in any discipline; BBA, B.Com, B.Tech, Marketing, Communications, Hospitality, Event Management or related backgrounds are a plus.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; a warm, approachable personality and confidence with parents, schools and businesses.
• Strong organisation, initiative, dependability and follow-through.
• Comfortable juggling different kinds of work, figuring things out independently, and using Google Workspace and basic digital tools.
• Experience in customer experience, events, marketing, partnerships, hospitality, education or startups is a plus.

Inomi is an early-stage startup with hands-on, evolving work. You should enjoy taking initiative, solving operational problems and building processes, even when there is no ready-made answer.

Before you apply

Have your resume and a short note explaining why you would be a good fit ready.

What you’ll work on

• Research and develop creative workshops, activities and learning experiences.
• Conceptualise activities, DIY art and craft kits, and physical creative products.
• Develop workshop flow and participant experience.
• Explore materials, techniques and prototypes; refine designs through testing and feedback.
• Create assets using Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW and Canva.
• Coordinate sourcing, sampling and basic production.
• Maintain project trackers, timelines, presentations and documents using Google Workspace.
• Support workshop preparation and events when required.

What we’re looking for

• 0–2 years of experience; fresh graduates with strong portfolios are welcome.
• Degree or diploma in Design, Fine Arts, Product/Lifestyle/Accessory Design, Architecture or a related field.
• Strong interest in materials, making and hands-on design.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW and Canva; comfort with Google Sheets, Docs and Slides.
• Good visual sense, communication and attention to detail; ability to turn concepts into workable physical outputs.
• Comfortable working with children, participating in workshops, learning and taking ownership.
• A strong portfolio matters more than a long resume. Experience with textiles, paper, clay, craft, prototyping, production, photography, video or content creation is a plus.

The work varies from designing workshops to sourcing materials and supporting execution. This role suits someone who enjoys managing multiple priorities, solving problems and growing with an early-stage team.

Before you apply

Have your resume, portfolio and a short note about your interest in the role ready.

What you’ll work on

• Design creative learning programs and age-appropriate activities and lesson plans.
• Facilitate interactive, hands-on sessions.
• Explore materials, techniques and new approaches to creative education.
• Contribute to curriculum development and program improvement.
• Prepare materials and keep sessions organised and engaging.
• Observe participation and share relevant feedback with the team.

What we’re looking for

• Background in arts, design, fine arts or a related creative field.
• Interest in child development and contemporary, creative approaches to learning.
• Clear, confident and warm communication; enjoyment of working with children.
• Creativity, initiative, reliability, preparation and willingness to experiment.
• Ability to travel to Gurugram for regular in-person sessions.
• Prior art-education experience is preferred, but not mandatory for candidates with strong creative skills and relevant aptitude.

Programs may cover Early Years / Preschool (2.5–4 years), Kindergarten (4–6 years) and Primary School (6–10 years). Selected age groups will depend on your experience and strengths.

Before you apply

Have your resume, relevant qualifications and examples of creative activities, lesson plans or projects ready.

What you’ll work on

• Develop an art-focused, holistic curriculum for ages 2–4.
• Create original activities using art, craft, sensory play, movement and material exploration.
• Independently plan and conduct sessions with clear developmental objectives.
• Manage groups, transitions, attention spans and differing needs with patience.
• Encourage motor skills, communication, creativity, independence and social interaction.
• Choose age-appropriate materials and maintain a safe, hygienic, organised environment.
• Observe participation, document sessions where required and share feedback.
• Collaborate with the team to test ideas and improve the curriculum.

What we’re looking for

• Experience with young children, preferably ages 2–4, and sound understanding of early childhood development.
• Knowledge of art and craft techniques, creative processes and hands-on materials.
• Excellent communication is non-negotiable: warm, articulate and confident with children, parents and the team.
• Strong classroom management, patience and calm responses to toddlers’ varying needs.
• An experimental mindset and ability to develop fresh, original activities rather than simply replicate online projects.
• Initiative, resourcefulness, professionalism, reliability and strong preparation and follow-through.
• Preferred backgrounds: Early Childhood Education, ECCE, Montessori, Child Development, Psychology, Fine Arts or related fields. A background or demonstrated experience in creative arts is essential; relevant qualifications and practical experience are valued.

Before you apply

Have your resume, qualifications, a brief note on your experience with young children, and examples of activities or lesson plans ready.

What you’ll work on

• Develop a structured origami program with age-appropriate projects and progressive skills.
• Plan and conduct recurring classes across age groups and skill levels.
• Lead studio and external workshops, special events and collaborations.
• Design paper-folding projects balancing creativity, technique and achievable take-home creations.
• Prepare samples and materials and independently deliver organised sessions.

What we’re looking for

• Proven origami expertise demonstrated through work, projects, teaching experience or a portfolio.
• Patience, strong communication and the ability to explain folding techniques in simple, engaging steps for children.
• Creative thinking and interest in original projects and new possibilities with paper.
• A hands-on approach to planning, preparation and facilitation.
• Flexibility across classes, workshops and events.
• Any educational background is welcome. Creative arts, design or craft is preferred; origami expertise and ability to teach children are essential.

Before you apply

An updated resume is mandatory. Have examples of origami work, relevant teaching or workshop experience, and your availability ready.

What you’ll work on

• Execute pre-designed art and craft activities and workshop plans.
• Facilitate creative experiences for children and adults.
• Manage session flow, timing and participant engagement.
• Handle materials, setup and activity stations efficiently.
• Interact confidently and patiently with participants, parents and clients.
• Maintain a professional, organised and positive approach throughout events.

What we’re looking for

• Strong communication and instruction skills.
• Basic to intermediate skills or interest in art, craft or design.
• An organised, proactive approach and comfort managing groups.
• Patience, adaptability, reliability, punctuality and attention to detail.
• Experience in events, workshops, hospitality, education or similar settings is preferred; capable newcomers with the right skills are welcome.

Before you apply

Have your resume and a brief note about your art, workshop, event or group-facilitation experience ready.

What you’ll work on

• Lead handwriting sessions and develop progressive curriculum and lesson plans.
• Teach print and cursive with correct letter-formation techniques.
• Improve letter formation, spacing, alignment and writing speed.
• Support fine motor skills and pencil control.
• Combine structured practice with creative, engaging activities.
• Track progress, share feedback with parents and build a supportive classroom.

What we’re looking for

• Certification in a handwriting-improvement program from a recognised institution.
• Prior experience teaching handwriting improvement to school-age children.
• Strong communication and clear instruction.
• Patience, attention to detail and comfort with young learners.
• Ability to plan sessions and monitor progress.
• Based in or able to travel regularly to Gurugram.

Before you apply

Have your resume, relevant handwriting-teaching certifications and a brief note about your teaching experience ready.