Shiv Nadar University jobs - Technical Officer

Job Id: 109

Technical Officer job opportunities in Shiv Nadar University

Department: Chemistry

Qualification: M.Sc. in Analytical/Physical Chemistry or closely related discipline.

Required Experience: We are seeking someone with proven skills in diffraction and thermal analysis techniques and with at least 3 years of experiences in either industry or academia where the candidate had sole responsibility for maintaining such state-of-the-art facilities. Candidate should be able to work autonomously and flexibly in a collaborative team environment. A sincere, well-organized and efficient candidate with high communication skill is desired.

Job Description :

As a technical officer, you’ll be responsible for all aspects of day-to-day maintenance and operation of single-crystal X-ray diffractometer and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) equipment, the attached low-temperature device, crystal mounting microscope, computer systems, printer and the relevant software in our Crystallography Laboratory. You’ll play a key role in collecting diffraction and DSC data and for our faculty and student users. Also you will be the contact person for measuring data on external samples (on payment basis) and supply detailed reports on time (~ 10-15% time on these machines will be dedicated for such services). Your role will also include attracting external users including Industries for payment based services. Moreover, your responsibility will include preventative maintenance and troubleshooting of the equipment and you will take corrective action and contribute to the operational improvements to keep the instrument running with minimum downtime. In this role, you are expected to use your laboratory knowledge and experience to develop and execute experimental programs that meet our needs. You will also have the opportunity to interact with the faculty members and may participate in their research projects. Additionally, you will have the duty of teaching thermal analysis methods, crystallography, etc. to an appropriate level of students as when required by the Department.