DUIET Field Worker Recruitment 2026

DUIET Field Worker Recruitment 2026: Overview

Dibrugarh University is recruiting Field Workers for a language-focused research project at its Institute of Engineering and Technology (DUIET) in Dibrugarh, Assam. The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is hosting the work, which is funded through the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Advanced Research Grant. The project focuses on machine translation of science and technology textbooks into low-resource languages of Assam, linking an engineering department with regional-language research.

Posts and Disciplines

• Mising-language stream: This part of the Field Worker recruitment relates to Mising within the project's broader language focus. It sits under the same department and research grant as the Dimasa stream.
• Dimasa-language stream: This part relates to Dimasa. Both streams belong to the project on domain-specific translation of science and technology textbooks into five low-resource languages of Assam.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Project-linked appointment: Your initial engagement is for one year. Annual extensions depend on performance, with a total project-linked duration of up to 36 months.
• Temporary engagement: The position ends with the project. You should treat this as a research-project appointment, rather than an offer of continuing university service.
• Interview travel: The university will not pay travel or daily allowances for attending the interview, so you will need to meet those expenses yourself.

Application Submission Notes

Your application packet must reach the Co-Principal Investigator at parismita@dibru.ac.in as a single PDF. Use the email subject Application for Field worker - ANRF Project- ECE DUIET so your application is identified with the correct project.

Dr. Parismita Gogoi, Assistant Professor in the department, is the named contact for this recruitment. The notice uses email to communicate with shortlisted applicants, including the interview venue, so keep the contact address in your application accurate.