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Looking for Bioinformatics Jobs or Scientist-level opportunities in life sciences research? The National Institute of Immunology (NII), New Delhi has released an official notification under BRIC NII Recruitment 2026 for Project Scientist-I & Project Scientist-II positions. This recruitment offers an exciting opportunity for researchers specializing in computational biology, structural bioinformatics, AI/ML, and immunology research. The role is ideal for candidates aiming to build careers in high-performance computing, translational immunology, and advanced computational life sciences.
- Position: Project Scientist-I / Project Scientist-II
- Total Vacancies: 02
- Project: GANANA-INDIA EU Initiative for High Performance Computing
- Funding Agency: Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY)
- PI: Dr. Narendra Kumar
- Job Location: New Delhi
- Project Duration: 6 Months (Extendable within project tenure till 31 March 2028)
About the Institute
The National Institute of Immunology (NII) is a premier autonomous institute dedicated to advanced immunology and biomedical research in India. Supported by the Government of India, NII conducts interdisciplinary research spanning molecular immunology, vaccine science, infectious diseases, computational biology, and systems biology. The institute collaborates with national and international research organizations to advance translational science. With strong infrastructure and global research programs, NII provides excellent career exposure for life science researchers pursuing scientist roles.
Educational Qualifications
PhD in Bioinformatics/Computational Biology/Systems Biology Biophysics or any closely related interdisciplinary area involving computation in Life sciences or Master’s Degree in Engineering and Technology from a recognized university or equivalent.
II) Three years of experience in Research and Development in Industrial and Academic Institutions or Science and Technology Organizations and Scientific activities and services.
Desirable
- Experience in protein structure modelling, molecular simulations, or structural prediction tools (AlphaFold, Rosetta, docking workflows) will be an added advantage.
- Exposure to machine learning / deep learning frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn) for biomedical or omics applications.
- Experience in high-performance computing (HPC) environments.
- Familiarity with bioinformatics tools and pipelines (e.g., sequence alignment, structural bioinformatics).
- Familiarity with data management practices, version control (Git), and collaborative development workflows.
- Good communication skills and ability to work in interdisciplinary and collaborative projects, including coordination with national and international partners.
- Experience in preparing technical reports, documentation, and project deliverables.
Emoluments
- Project Scientist-I @ Rs. 56,000/- p.m. plus 27% HRA
- Project Scientist-II @Rs. 67,000/- p.m. plus 27% HRA
How to Apply?
- Interested candidates can mail the applications in the prescribed format to [email protected].
- Applications will be accepted only through online mode.
- The walk-in interview will be conducted through online mode and only shortlisted candidates will be communicated through email with the date and online link for the interview after the last date of applications.
Last Date to Apply: 25th February, 2026
Walk-In-Interview Details
- 27th February, 2026 (Friday)
- Online Mode: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Note
- Applications with incomplete information will not be accepted.
- Only registered and shortlisted candidates will be interviewed.
- No TA/DA will be provided.
The National Institute of Immunology BRIC NII Recruitment 2026 provides an excellent opportunity for researchers seeking Bioinformatics Jobs, Scientist Jobs, and advanced computational life science careers. With exposure to AI, structural biology, and immunology research, this position can significantly strengthen your profile for future roles in academia, industry, or global research collaborations.
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