Junior Research Fellow jobs in Varanasi at BHU

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) invites application for the position Junior Research Fellow

1. Post Name: Junior Research Fellow- 03 positions (Code: CS-HPE-JRF)

Project Name: HPE Aruba Centre for Research in Information Systems

Salary: Rs 31,000 + HRA@16%, per month

Essential Qualifications: Master’s Degree in Computer Science/ Engineering/ Applications/ Information Technology or equivalent with minimum of 55% marks.

Desirable Qualifications: Programming skills in Python/ R/ MATLAB/ Java and prior experience of working in the area of Machine Learning/ Data Analytics/ Computer Networks/ Wireless Networks

Duties: To do research in the areas of Information Systems, Data Analytics, Internet of Things, Evolving Networking Technologies, Holistic Network Security, Insights on Network Management and Performance, and Wireless Networks etc., as per the objectives of the project.

Nature: Full-time

Location: Varanasi

1. Post Name: Junior Research Fellow- 01 position (Code: CS-MeITY-JRF)

Project Name: MeITY funded Research Project titled “AI-based predictive Analytics of Visitors to Public Places and its Applications for Better People Management”

Salary: Rs 31,000 + HRA@16%, per month

Essential Qualifications: Master’s Degree in Computer Science/ Engineering/ Applications/ Information Technology or equivalent with minimum of 55% marks.

Desirable Qualifications: Programming skills in Python/ R/ MATLAB/ Java and prior experience of working in the area of Image Processing, Video Analytics and Machine Learning

Duties: To do applied research in the areas of Image Processing, Video Analytics, Data Analytics and Machine Learning, as per the objectives of the project.

Nature: Full-time

Location: Varanasi

Banaras Hindu University is an internationally reputed temple of learning, situated in the holy city of Varanasi. This Creative and innovative university was founded by the great nationalist leader, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, in 1916 with cooperation of great personalities like Dr Annie Besant, who viewed it as the University of India.