“Where Scholars Flourish.” Join an intellectually fearless academic community advancing frontier science, jurisprudence, humanistic inquiry, and design on an eco-restorative forest campus.
We invite applications from visionary educators, researchers, and administrators who thrive in interdisciplinary environments.
Lead the Distributed Systems & Cloud Infrastructure Lab. Seeking an internationally recognized scholar with demonstrated leadership in high-scale AI systems, decentralized computing, and robust grant acquisition.
Teach core undergraduate and graduate algorithms, network defense, and post-quantum cryptographic primitives. High commitment to interactive project-based teaching required.
Lead policy and clinical legal research at the intersection of biodiversity protection, tribal land rights, and international climate liability frameworks.
Anchor our interdisciplinary foundation courses in critical inquiry, ethics of AI, and classical Indian philosophical systems. Monograph record required.
Teach corporate ESG valuations, green bond underwriting, and climate scenario financial stress-testing within our AACSB-aligned curriculum.
Conduct fieldwork on Aaranya Lake freshwater bio-retention swales, micro-organism mapping, and native endemic flora reintroduction in collaboration with Prof. Kapur.
Investigate sub-milliwatt spike-timing neuromorphic circuits for IoT wildlife audio monitoring in the Aaranya forest canopy with Dr. Roy.
Architect, provision, and maintain the university's 128-node GPU cluster, Slurm workload scheduling, Ceph distributed storage, and 100 Gbps fabric network.
Manage documentation, NAAC/NIRF metrics compilation, Academic Council secretarial logistics, and regulatory submissions to UGC and statutory bodies.
How we identify, nurture, and support outstanding scholarly minds.
Evaluation of CV, publications, teaching philosophy statement, and 3 confidential peer reference letters by the Departmental Committee.
Candidate delivers a 45-minute seminar presenting their current research trajectory followed by an open Q&A with faculty and graduate scholars.
Conduct an interactive teaching session with undergraduate students to demonstrate pedagogical mastery, engagement, and clarity.
Formal interview with the Statutory Selection Committee chaired by the Vice-Chancellor, School Dean, and External Subject Experts.