Microwave Engineering - Associate Professor Vacancy in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Tulas Institute
Job Description
About This Role
Tulas Institute invites applications for the position of ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR - Microwave Engineering in Dehradun. The Electronics and Communication Engineering department at Tulas Institute is known for its strong research focus in antenna design, RF systems, and microwave circuits. The department collaborates with DRDO, ISRO, and local industries to support applied research in microwave technologies.
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR will play a key role in shaping the academic and research agenda of the Microwave Engineering group. Tulas Institute supports interdisciplinary projects linking microwave systems with IoT and 5G applications, creating opportunities for impactful research.
Key Responsibilities
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR will teach advanced courses in Microwave Engineering, including EM theory, RF circuit design, and satellite communication. Responsibilities include designing curricula aligned with industry standards and guiding students in project work and internships.
A Microwave Engineering ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Job in Dehradun at Tulas Institute involves leading sponsored research projects and publishing in high-impact journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. The role requires supervision of doctoral students and participation in academic committees at the university level.
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR will develop laboratory infrastructure for microwave testing and measurement. Responsibilities also include organizing workshops, seminars, and industry-academia interactions to enhance the learning ecosystem.
Eligibility Criteria
For the ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Microwave Engineering Vacancy in Dehradun, a Ph.D. in Microwave Engineering or a closely related field is mandatory. Candidates must have at least four years of teaching or research experience at the Assistant Professor level or equivalent in a recognized university or institution.
UGC-NET with JRF or CSIR-NET qualification is required if the Ph.D. is not completed. Preference will be given to candidates with post-doctoral research experience in microwave systems, antenna arrays, or RF front-end design.
Publications in peer-reviewed journals and patents in microwave technology are highly valued. Tulas Institute encourages applicants with experience in securing external funding from agencies like DST, SERB, or AICTE.
Research & Publications
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Microwave Engineering Position in Dehradun, Uttarakhand will lead research in advanced microwave components and communication systems. Opportunities exist to collaborate with Tulas Institute’s industry partners in defense and aerospace sectors.
Funding support is available through university seed grants and national programs. The department encourages development of IP and prototypes that can transition into commercial products.
A strong publication record in journals such as IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques or IET Microwaves is expected. The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR will mentor junior faculty and students to enhance the department’s research output and ranking.
Doctoral Guidance
Tulas Institute supports doctoral supervision under the Microwave Engineering ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Job in Dehradun. The faculty member will guide Ph.D. scholars in topics such as reconfigurable antennas, metamaterials, and millimeter-wave systems.
Responsibilities include reviewing thesis drafts, organizing pre-submission seminars, and guiding students in publishing their work. The university provides access to simulation tools like CST Microwave Studio and HFSS.
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Microwave Engineering Vacancy in Dehradun includes participation in doctoral committees and external examiner roles at other universities. This role strengthens the academic reputation of Tulas Institute in Uttarakhand.
Salary and Benefits
The salary for this University ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Microwave Engineering Opening ranges from Rs.55,000 to Rs.80,000 per month, as per UGC norms for Associate Professors. Additional research incentives are available based on publications and project outcomes.
Tulas Institute offers professional development support, including conference travel grants and access to national research facilities. The university provides housing assistance for outstation candidates and medical benefits for the faculty member and family.
Faculty at Tulas Institute benefit from a collaborative environment with regular academic exchanges and industry visits. The university supports patent filing and provides seed funding for innovative project ideas in microwave engineering.