Project Associate Job at CSIR-CFTRI


Looking for a rewarding Project Associate role in the life sciences domain? Here’s an exciting opportunity for food science graduates to work with one of India’s premier research institutes, CSIR-CFTRI. This latest MSc Food Science Job opening focuses on innovative research in millet-based dietary supplements for diabetes management. If you are passionate about food technology and product development, this could be your ideal career move.
About the Company – CSIR-CFTRI
CSIR-CFTRI (Central Food Technological Research Institute), located in Mysuru, is a premier research institute under the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR). Known for its cutting-edge research in food science and technology, CSIR-CFTRI plays a vital role in developing innovative food solutions and supporting India’s nutrition and health sectors. It is a top destination for those seeking a Project Associate role or an MSc Food Science Job in India.
Job Details:
Project Title
“Development of millet-based dietary supplements for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients” (GAP 670)
Role Overview
The Project Associate – I will contribute to a CSIR-funded research project focused on the development of millet-based dietary supplements for managing Type 2 Diabetes. The role involves product development, food analysis, and applied research in food science and technology.
Position Details
| Post Code | Position | No. of Posts | Age Limit | Stipend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GAP670 | Project Associate – I (PAT-I) | 02 | 35 years | ₹25,000 + HRA |
Duration: Initially 9 months (extendable up to 18 months or project completion)
Nature: Temporary and co-terminus with the project
Educational Qualification: M.Sc. in Food Science and Technology or equivalent from a recognized university
Desirable Qualification: Experience in product development and food analysis techniques
Eligibility Conditions
Candidates must have completed required qualifications (result declared)
Candidates with more than 6 years of CSIR project experience are not eligible
Selection Process
Shortlisting based on:
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