Junior Research Fellow

This role is ideal for highly motivated engineering graduates or postgraduates holding a first-division degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Metallurgical, or Material Engineering, along with a valid GATE score. Candidates with a strong research aptitude and expertise in computational tools like COMSOL Multiphysics, MATLAB, SOLIDWORKS, and Ansys Fluent, specifically those interested in CO2 capture applications and heat/mass transfer modeling, will find this position particularly suitable for advancing their research careers in a prestigious institution.

Individuals seeking permanent government employment should not apply, as this is a purely temporary, project-specific position for three years. Those without a GATE qualification or the specified engineering degrees in the relevant fields, or lacking an interest in experimental and numerical investigations related to carbon capture, will not be suitable for this role.

Working as a Junior Research Fellow at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, a top-tier Indian Institute of Technology, offers significant academic prestige and an excellent platform for research exposure. While the position is contractual and co-terminus with the project (up to October 2027), it provides invaluable experience in a cutting-edge research area, which can be a strong foundation for future academic or industrial research roles.