NIBMG Recruitment 2025 – Project Associate Jobs in Life Sciences | Apply Now
NIBMG recruitment 2025 has opened new opportunities for candidates seeking impactful life science jobs in cutting-edge biomedical genomics research. With project associate jobs available in both wet lab and dry lab domains, this hiring drive offers a chance to contribute to high-value national research on diabetic retinopathy and microbiome science.
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About the Institute
The National Institute of Biomedical Genomics (NIBMG) is India’s first dedicated research institute focused entirely on genomic medicine and cutting-edge biomedical science. Established under the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, NIBMG drives high-impact research in human genomics, disease biology, and precision medicine.
As one of the country’s most prestigious centres for advanced research, NIBMG plays a key role in national health initiatives, large-scale genome projects, and technology development for healthcare innovation. For candidates exploring life science jobs, NIBMG offers a dynamic research ecosystem, modern laboratories, and opportunities to work with leading scientists. With continuous NIBMG recruitment for research roles, technical positions, and Project Associate jobs, the institute provides a strong career pathway for professionals passionate about genomics, molecular biology, and translational research.
Project Overview:
Selected candidates will work on the Diabetic Retinopathy Microbiome Study – India (DRMS-India), a national project aimed at analyzing the relationship between gut microbiome composition and diabetic retinopathy progression using stool, blood, and metagenomic analysis.
Available Positions:
1. Project Associate-I (Wet Lab)
- No. of Positions: 1
Education:
- MSc in Life Science or related discipline
- Hands-on wet lab experience in molecular biological/microbiological experiments
- Age limit: 35 years
Desirable Qualifications:
- Biological sample handling
- Human/Microbial DNA/RNA isolation
- Cell culture, anaerobic microbial culture
- In vitro assays, molecular and cell biology techniques
Key Responsibilities:
- Designing & conducting experiments using clinical biospecimens
- Data organization, manuscript writing
- Coordination with participating centers
- SOP formulation, GLP documentation
- Stock management and purchase indenting
2. Project Associate-I (Dry Lab)
- No. of Positions: 1
Education:
- MSc in Life Science / Bioinformatics or related discipline
- Hands-on experience in genomic/metagenomic data analysis
- Age limit: 35 years
Desirable Qualifications:
- DNA sequence data analysis
- Experience with metagenomics pipelines, shotgun sequencing, 16S rRNA analysis
- Proficiency in Perl/Python, Linux, R
- Strong communication skills
Key Responsibilities:
- Analysis of DNA/RNA sequence data
- Statistical analysis and report preparation
- Development of analysis pipelines
- Coordination across centers
Skills Required for Project Associate Role :
- Molecular biology and microbiology techniques
- DNA/RNA handling
- Bioinformatics tools and scripting
- Statistical interpretation
- Strong documentation and communication skills
Stipend:
- ₹31,000 + 27% HRA with NET/GATE
- OR ₹25,000 + 27% HRA without NET/GATE
How to Apply?
- Interested candidates should submit their detailed updated C.V. to [email protected] with a subject line “Application for the post of ” within 24-11-2025 before 5pm.
- Please remember application/CV will not be accepted if sent without above subject line
General Terms & Conditions
- Shortlisted candidates will be called for interview
- Original documents must be produced if selected
- Any discrepancy in documents will lead to cancellation
- NIBMG decisions will be final in all matters
This NIBMG recruitment drive presents an excellent opportunity for candidates seeking reputable life science jobs and hands-on involvement in high-impact genomic research. The project associate jobs offered here can be a strong stepping stone toward advanced research careers in biomedical and microbiome sciences.
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