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Samhita

Hello, my name is Samhita and I am a start up, South Asian content creator at UB. I love to make college, makeup, fashion, and relatable content.

Hello, my name is Samhita and I am a start up, South Asian content creator at UB. I love to make college, makeup, fashion, and relatable content.

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About Me

University at Buffalo, State University of New York

Class of 2029


Shaker High School


Buffalo, NY, USA

Skills

Time management
Leadership
Bilingual

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Business

GIG Work on H\FC

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Uber Eats Food Truck Content Creator

Uber

$600/one-timeUnited States & 3 moreabout 1 month1-5 hrs/week

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UGC Content Creation for Curie

Curie

$30/one-timeUnited States19 days1-5 hrs/week

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Curie Video

Curie


Here is my video for curie

My Portfolio

Interview Questions

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What excites you about BUNKY and why do you think you’re a fit for our brand voice?

I am excited about BUNKY because it blends wellness, creativity, and community in a way that feels approachable and fun. I love that the brand focuses on products that are good for you while still feeling aspirational and vibrant. The playful, warm energy of BUNKY’s aesthetic makes it a brand I can see myself genuinely engaging with and helping others connect to.I think I am a fit for BUNKY’s brand voice because I naturally create content that balances warmth, humor, and aspiration. I understand how to make wellness feel exciting without being preachy, and I know how to craft visuals and captions that feel authentic, shareable, and engaging. I can translate BUNKY’s energy into posts that grow community, drive engagement, and make the audience feel like they are part of the BUNKY family.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?

The key is to focus on how the product fits into someone’s lifestyle, not just why it is “good for you.” Healthy products feel aspirational when they are presented as part of a life people want to live — colorful, fun, balanced, and full of energy.Instead of talking about restrictions or rules, the content should celebrate choice and feeling good. Showing real people enjoying the product in everyday moments makes it feel inviting and relatable. Good design, warm visuals, and storytelling that highlights how the product adds joy or confidence can make wellness feel cool rather than serious.It is about shifting the tone from “you should” to “you’ll love,” turning functionality into something exciting, stylish, and easy to be part of.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?

think brands like Glossier, Oatly, and Chamberlain Coffee do social media really well. They combine storytelling, community, and strong visual identity in a way that feels natural and human.Glossier builds connection by sharing real people and behind the scenes content that makes the audience feel included. Oatly uses humor and an authentic voice that keeps people engaged and curious about the brand. Chamberlain Coffee blends aesthetic design with lifestyle content that feels approachable and consistent.BUNKY can learn from these brands by leaning into a clear, recognizable tone and posting content that sparks real conversation. Showing personality, sharing behind the scenes moments, and making followers feel part of the story can turn casual viewers into loyal community members. When every post feels genuine and instantly recognizable, it builds trust and drives long term engagement.

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