R&D

Ph.D. in any branch of Life Sciences, Medical Sciences, with three years of post- qualification research experience in the area of Virology, particularly in the area of HIV.

Plan and coordinate with various departments like QA, QC and Production, to project the document requirements for appropriate submissions. Co-ordination with clients for the tracking and status update of project plans.

M.Sc. Life Sciences M.Pharm from recognised institute with research experience in cell culture and molecular biology.

MSc in Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, genetics, Medical Genetics with 2 years research experience after MSc or Ph.D. Candidate with experience on working sanger and Next generation sequencing platform will be preferred

Ph.D. or Masters degree with 2-3 years of experience in Biotechnology and Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics, Data Science or a related field evident from past work experience. 

M. Pharmacy in Pharmaceutical Analysis with research experience in the analysis of organic molecular by using analytical instruments such as HPLC, MS etc. or MSc in Chemistry with 2 years research experience in the analysis of organic molecular by using analytical instruments such as HPLC, MS etc. Experience in Modern Organic Synthesis/Organometallic Chemistry. Good knowledge of organic synthesis

First class Post Graduate in Pharmacology, Biotechnology, Life Sciences and should be selected through a process described in anyone of the following National Eligibility Test CSIR-UGC NET including lectureship Assistant Professorship and GATE.

Masters Degree in Chemistry. Experience in Chemistry related analytical techniques and knowledge of basic Computer operation NET, GATE, RET qualified candidates will be given preference.

Should have exposure to Assay, Content uniformity, Blend uniformity, Dissolution and related substances testing. Ready to support manufacturing site QC as and when required for analysis and troubleshooting. Independently handling HPLC , UV spectrophotometer and Dissolution