Title: Project Assistant Geoinformatics, NIO
Location: Goa
Organization’s profile:
The National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) with its headquarters at Dona Paula, Goa, and regional centers at Kochi, Mumbai and Visakhapatnam, is one of the 38 constituent laboratories of the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi. NIO was established on 1 January 1966 following the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) in early 1960s. The institute has grown today into a large oceanographic laboratory of international repute.
Job Description:
NIO Goa conduct walk in Interview for the post of Project Assistant-II, The candidate will work on Project Title: Modelling Coastal Sediment Transport and its Impact on Coastal Environment.
Years.
Eligibility:
Qualification : M.Sc /M.Sc (Tech)/M.Tech in Geology/Applied Geology/Marine Geology/Marine Science (specialization in Marine Geology) /Geoinformatics. Desirable : Experience in satellite data processing. Salary- Rs. 16000/- and age limit is28 years. Good communication skills are required.
How to apply:
Candidates may come for the walk-in-interview on 06.06.2014, 10.00 AM at NIO Dona Paula , Goa-403004 along with their bio-data, attested copies of certificates & mark lists in proof of qualification (SSC onwards), age, experience and testimonials. Candidates should bring a photo identity proof at the time of registration.
Last date for the application: 6 June, 2014
Reference: NIO
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