Openings

We are seeking passionate and driven individuals to join our team and contribute to cutting-edge research in advanced materials and structures. Our group thrives on collaboration, innovation, and intellectual curiosity, and we welcome researchers at various levels who are eager to explore new frontiers in theoretical, numerical, and experimental mechanics.

Explore the available opportunities below:


🔬 Postdoctoral Research

We invite applications from highly motivated researchers interested in theoretical, numerical, or experimental studies in our group. Postdoctoral researchers are expected to be independent, proactive, and capable of leading research projects while mentoring Ph.D. students.

Outstanding candidates may be considered for the following internal fellowships:

Additionally, candidates may explore external funding opportunities such as:

📩 Apply here to initiate a discussion.


🎓 Graduate Research

If you have been admitted to the Ph.D. or M.Tech. programs at IISc and are interested in working on advanced material systems, vibrations, wave dynamics, or metamaterials, we encourage you to reach out. Email us your CV to explore research opportunities in our group.


🏅 Undergraduate Research

We welcome applications from highly motivated undergraduate students in engineering, physics, or applied mathematics who are eager to gain research experience in experimental mechanics and material design. Students may apply through:

If you are passionate about experimental mechanics but missed the above fellowships, you can still apply here.


⚙️ Project Assistants/Associates

We will soon have an opening for a Project Assistant/Associate to work on an exciting project in Mechanical Metamaterials. Candidates with experience in experimental mechanics and skills in robotics, 3D printing, and vibration testing are encouraged to apply. The salary will be as per IISc norms.

📩 Apply here to express interest.


We look forward to welcoming curious and dedicated researchers to our team. If you are eager to work at the intersection of materials, mechanics, and wave dynamics, we encourage you to explore these opportunities and get in touch!