Project Research Scientist-I (Non Medical) – Department of Ophthalmology
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (company site, opens in a new tab)KochiOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 7.5–8.5 LPA
Posted 1d ago
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Job description
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About This Role
- Support research activities under the project focused on developing and validating innovative, affordable healthcare technologies in ophthalmic and vascular diseases.
- Contribute technical or research expertise in line with project objectives led by the Principal Investigator, Prof. Gopal S. Pillai.
- Manage assigned tasks or experiments related to technology development, validation, and translation in the healthcare domain.
Minimum Requirements
- Post Graduate Degree or Integrated PG degree in a relevant discipline OR Four Years Graduate Degree in Engineering, IT, or Computer Science.
- Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
- Not explicitly mentioned: specific technical skills, domain experience, or location requirements.
- Not explicitly mentioned: notice period or regulatory constraints.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Comfortable working in interdisciplinary research involving ophthalmology and vascular disease healthcare technologies.
- Able to operate under academic project settings with guidance from senior research staff and Principal Investigator.
- Experience or academic background aligned with engineering or IT applications in healthcare research.