Engineering Society: Marketing Executive

With the scale and reach of the Engineering Society, marketing becomes more than just promotion — it shapes how the society is recognised and remembered. I’m applying for Marketing Executive because I want to help build a clear, cohesive, and engaging presence that reflects the ambition of the society.

Through running a biology blog and managing its social media presence, I’ve learned how much difference thoughtful communication makes. It’s not just about posting regularly, but about presenting information in a way that feels visually consistent and genuinely interesting.

As Marketing Executive, I’d focus on making sure the society feels visible and cohesive. That means promoting events in a way that actually grabs attention, properly showcasing our partnerships, and keeping our content consistent across platforms. I’d also like to make communication more continuous, so members feel engaged with the society throughout the year rather than only around major events.

For me, this role is about ensuring the scale and impact of the Engineering Society are clearly reflected in how it presents itself.

To my fellow engineers,

My name is Sidharth, and I am running to be your next Marketing Executive. 

Many of you may know me as a First Year Representative for this very society. Over the past year, I actively promoted events and socials to first years across different departments in UCL’s Engineering Faculty and have witnessed how this has increased engagement in our society. 

As your Marketing Executive, I plan to build on my experience and take further steps, through:

• Posting a greater variety of content, including reels and polls on our Instagram page.
• Creating more promotional content, highlighting the society's achievements, opportunities and values.
• Expand our reach with more platforms such as WhatsApp and LinkedIn, ensuring all members are informed and connected.

Marketing isn't just about posting content; it's about ensuring that every student is informed of the different opportunities available to them. Therefore, I aim to make communication more engaging and consistent, so no one misses out on our events.

Additionally, my experience in magazine editing allows me to produce creative and impactful content to promote our society professionally.

Most importantly, this role must be collaborative - which is why I will always be open to your suggestions and ideas, whether it be through Whatsapp, email or in person. It is your input that will allow us to grow.

Together, we can strengthen how our society connects our engineering students at UCL. So please, go ahead and vote for me.

Hi, I’m a first year Chemical Engineering student, and a certified full time doomscroller.

I’m standing for Engineering Marketing Executive because I genuinely think we can make UCL Engineering feel louder, prouder, and way more engaging.

By day, I’m solving mass balances. By night, I’m analysing why a 7 second video made me stop scrolling. Somewhere between thermodynamics and Insta reels, I’ve accidentally trained myself to understand what actually grabs attention and builds community. Not just views, but real engagement.

I’m originally from Hong Kong and grew up across different cities, so I’ve always had to adapt, communicate, and find creative ways to connect with people. Engineering at UCL is incredibly diverse and ambitious, but I think we can showcase that energy better. More personality. More storytelling. More “I want to be part of that.”

Marketing shouldn’t feel like a noticeboard. It should feel like momentum. I want our events to feel exciting before they even happen, and our community to feel seen after.

Engineers are innovative by default. Our marketing should be too. And I’d love to bring that slightly chaotic, slightly strategic energy to the role.