Altium Student
Ambassador
Lead Your Campus. Launch Your Career.
Want to grow your technical expertise and be recognized for your work in electronics design? The Altium Student Ambassador Program puts you at the forefront of campus design education—driving awareness, hosting hands-on events, and expanding your real-world engineering experience.
Now piloting in India, the U.S., and Canada.
Trusted by Internationally Recognized Universities
The Ambassador Experience
What You'll Do
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Represent Altium as the primary point of contact for all program activities at your college -
Champion the use of Altium Designer and the workspace -
Plan and assist with technical workshops, demos, and training sessions -
Help integrate industry-grade PCB design tools into student projects and labs -
Collaborate with faculty and student teams to foster a campus-wide design culture
What You'll Gain
- Industry Recognition
Earn a certificate, LinkedIn badge, T-shirt, and a Letter of Recommendation—all tied to real leadership and technical initiative. - Career-Ready Skills
Build deep expertise in Altium Designer and workspace flows through structured training, including our Essentials On-Demand course and curated learning paths. - Access & Opportunity
Get early access to new resources, the chance to support sponsored student teams, and direct mentorship from the Altium Education team.
How It Works
Step 1
Submit your application via the form on this page
Step 2
Complete a short technical skill assessment
Step 3
Interview with Altium Education team
Step 4
Start training—you're about to lead the next wave of campus innovation.
Who Should Apply?
We’re looking for students who:
- Are in their 2nd or 3rd year of an undergraduate engineering program
- Hold an active Altium Designer student license and have access to the workspace
- Are interested in technical leadership and real-world electronics design
- Have attended a past Altium workshop or event (Not required, but recommended)
FAQs
We’re looking for 2nd or 3rd year engineering students who have an active Altium Designer student license, have participated in past Altium workshops or events, and are passionate about electronics design and student leadership.
Ambassadors represent Altium on campus, support other students in learning professional tools, organize technical workshops, and help grow awareness of Altium solutions in their college community.
Yes. All selected ambassadors complete a 1-month remote training program led by the Altium Education team. Training includes technical skill-building, tool familiarity, and best practices for leading outreach.
Ambassadors receive a certificate, LinkedIn badge, official Altium T-shirt, and a Letter of Recommendation upon completion of the program and meeting engagement goals.
Submit your application by the deadline, complete a short technical skill assessment, and participate in a brief interview with the Altium team. Selected ambassadors will be notified before training begins.
Be Part of a Global Technical Community
This program isn’t just about visibility—it’s about capability.
You’ll contribute directly to the adoption of professional
electronics design tools and help shape the technical
culture of your college.
Hired for My Skills. Powered by Altium.
Hear from real students who used their Altium skills to launch careers in electronics design.
Learn Altium Designer PCB design for free.
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Hear how Melissa P., EE at UC Davis, learned PCB design through Altium Education and uses it to design what she wants to build.
Lucas is an EE and part of the Penn Electric Racing Team. Hear how building PCB design skills opens doors for him across the EV industry.
Learn PCB Design with Industry-Standard Tools
Altium Education programs give you hands-on experience with the tools used by professionals—plus training,
certifications, and resources to help you grow as an electronics designer.
Questions? Contact us at ambassadors@altium.com