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Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

0-2 Years
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Job Description

Job Description:

Qualified candidate will be working with an interdisciplinary product development team. He/She is responsible for developing the next generation aerosol generation products and design experimental strategies and perform experiments to understand the influence of sensitive parameters.

Responsibilities

  • Carry out the studies on different aerosol generating systems and suggest the various means of efficient aerosol generations
  • Application of Microfluids in next generation aerosol generating systems
  • Evaluate various materials and propose the materials suitable for efficient way of permeating the liquid
  • Performing the representative experiments to understand the sensitivity of various parameters in aerosol generation products
  • Responsible for experimental method development while Possessing independent thought process in suggesting experimental design strategies by applying fundamental principles
  • Maintaining detailed documentation and presenting the data within the Research group

Requirements

Education : Candidate should have completed PhD in relevant areas with a primary B.Tech/M.Tech in Chemical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering

Skills And Experience

  • Good track record of publications in a peer reviewed journals
  • Prior experience in handling sensitive laboratory instruments
  • Open to learn new application areas and capable of modeling complex systems with good fundamental understanding of heat and mas transfer
  • Knowledge on CFD packages such as StarCCM+/Ansys Fluent/openFoam or Matlab, C/C++ is a an added advantage
  • Independent thinking, good communication skills along with problem solving ability
  • Individual must possess good presentation skills
  • Work independently and highly self-motivated individual

About Company

Job ID: 114093119

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