ISRO-funded project at NIT Puducherry seeks 2 Project Associate-I

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The National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal, has invited online applications for two Project Associate-I posts in its Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The positions are part of an ISRO-funded research project titled ‘Design and Development of Intelligent Frequency Selective Surface (IFSS) for Satellite Application’. Indian nationals with a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Technology (branch ECE or CSE) are eligible. The tenure runs until November 2027, extendable by six months based on performance and fund availability.

ISRO-funded project at NIT Puducherry seeks 2 Project Associate-I

Selected candidates will receive Rs. 31,000 plus 10% house rent allowance per month. The maximum age is 35 years. Applications must be submitted through the institute portal www.nitpy.ac.in on or before 27 November 2026. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted by email or phone for the selection process, no travel allowance will be paid. The notice also mentions an opportunity to pursue a Ph.D at NIT Puducherry per institute norms.

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The ISRO-funded project at NIT Puducherry offers a narrow window from 5 November to 27 November 2026 for two Project Associate-I positions. With only Rs. 31,000 plus 10% HRA as salary, the role targets Bachelor's holders in ECE or CSE, though those with a Master's or experience in Microwave Engineering and AI/ML are preferred. The notice does not specify an interview date or venue, meaning shortlisted candidates will only learn the schedule via email or phone after the deadline. Candidates must complete online applications by 27 November 2026.


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