Institute For Stem Cell Science And Rege Recruitment For The Post Of Officer And Management Assistant Posts In Bangalore

Important Date:

Last Date for submission online application: 15 February 2021

InStem Section Officer and Management Assistant Vacancy Details

• Section Officer: 03 Posts
• Management Assistant: 03 Posts

 

Eligibility Section Officer and Management Assistant Job

Section Officer: Graduate/PG Diploma in Financial Management/Materials Management/Personnel Management with minimum 07 years experience in the Accounting Finance/Admin/Purchase/Establishment/Hospitality etc., in a similarly placed institution/large industry/institution. Knowledge of Tally ERP or similar package is essential. Out of the total exp. at least at 04 years should be at a supervisory capacity. Age Limit: 35 years.

Management Assistant: Graduate/Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management/Materials Management/Personnel Management with minimum 5 years’ experience in the Accounting/ Finance/Admin/Purchase/Establishment/Hospitality etc., in a similarly placed institution/large industry/institution. Knowledge of Tally ERP or similar package is essential. Out of the total experience at least at 3 years should be at a supervisory capacity. Age Limit: 45 years.

Institute for Stem Cell Science and Rege is looking for PG Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested and eligible applicants can apply for Institute for Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine (InStem)
Recruitment Notification 2021 through the prescribed application format on or before 15 February 2021.

Research at inStem addresses complex problems in areas of cell-differentiation and tissue regeneration using human pluripotent cells, examines clinical manifestations of diseases that can potentially be treated by stem cells, models human diseases using stem cells, uses model organisms to address fundamental questions in regenerative biology, develops platforms to interrogate signaling pathways with new chemical entities, and finally, develops tools that will help to better understand the biology driving stem cells and eventually treat disease states. Research is carried out by groups who work on tightly-knit themes, crossing boundaries and developing new approaches to address questions larger than the expertise of the individual laboratory.