Unived has been part of the Indian endurance running community since the
launch of the RRUNN system in 2014. Our growth has been built through
real relationships with athletes, race directors, coaches, and the
broader community — never through paid advertising. The role of the
sports community team is to deepen that relationship, not to convert it
into a sales funnel.
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Someone embedded in the endurance sports community in India — running,
cycling, triathlon, trail. Could be a competitive amateur athlete, a
coach, an event organiser, a community leader. Someone who already knows
the people, the races, the culture — and who can carry the Unived
standard into those rooms without it feeling transactional.
The Community & Events lead is the face of Unived in the Indian endurance sports world. Responsibilities include:
This is a relationship-led role, not a marketing role. We are not buying
eyeballs at events; we are showing up because we belong there.
Someone who would still go to the race even if Unived was not there.
Someone whose own training and competition is part of how they
understand the work.
A person comfortable on the start line at 4am, comfortable explaining a
2:1 glucose-fructose ratio to a curious runner, and comfortable saying
"I don't know, let me check with our formulation team" when they don't.
Travel is real. Race weekends, expos, athlete meetings — many of these will happen on weekends and away from the office.
We will not buy our way into the community. Influencer-sponsorship shortcuts
that work for other brands will not be available to you here. The work
is slow because the relationships are real. Real athletes, unknown athletes, who need real support.
Based in Goa with regular travel across India.
Email careers@unived.com with the subject line "Community & Events — Sports". Attach your CV. In the body of the email, address the four questions Amit pays the closest attention to — listed on the Careers page. Amit reads every application personally. Usually within a week.
