Junior Research Fellow

This role is ideally suited for highly motivated individuals holding an M.E/M.Tech degree in Electronics & Communication, Biomedical, or Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in microfluidics & MEMS. Candidates must possess a good academic record (minimum 60% marks in Master's) and be GATE/NET qualified. Prior knowledge and experience in microfluidics/MEMS simulation, modeling, and fabrication are highly desirable for this research-oriented position.

Candidates who do not meet the essential M.E/M.Tech degree and GATE/NET qualification should not apply. Individuals seeking a permanent government position will find this temporary, project-based role unsuitable, as its duration is initially four months and subject to extension based on fund availability. Those without a strong background in microfluidics and MEMS may also struggle.

Working as a Junior Research Fellow at the National Institute of Technology Silchar, an Institute of National Importance, offers valuable research experience and enhances one's academic profile. This project, sponsored by the Department of Biotechnology (Government of India), provides exposure to cutting-edge research in bio-reactors. While the role is temporary, it can serve as an excellent stepping stone for further academic pursuits (e.g., PhD) or research careers, particularly within the government research sector.