Open Positions & Internships
At the Satani Research Centre, we are always looking for driven, curious, and talented individuals who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of neuroscience and biomedical innovation. Whether you are an experienced professional seeking your next research challenge or a student taking your first steps into the world of scientific research — there is a place for you at SRC.
Join Us
At the Satani Research Centre, we are always looking for driven, curious, and talented individuals who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of neuroscience and biomedical innovation. Whether you are an experienced professional seeking your next research challenge or a student taking your first steps into the world of scientific research — there is a place for you at SRC.
Open Positions — Application Guidelines
How to Apply
We are committed to building a diverse team of talented researchers, scientists, and support staff who share our passion for advancing scientific knowledge and innovation. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, disciplines, and career stages who are aligned with SRC's mission and values.
Current Open Positions
| Department | Position |
|---|---|
| Satani Research Centre | Postdoctoral Fellow |
| Satani Research Centre | Senior Research Scientist |
To check your application status or for any queries regarding open positions, please contact us at connect@sataniresearchcentre.com
Internship Programme
About the Programme
The Satani Research Centre Internship Programme offers students and early-career individuals a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic, cutting-edge neuroscience and biomedical research environment. Working alongside our multidisciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and clinicians, interns at SRC are not passive observers — they are active contributors to real, ongoing research.
Our internship programme is designed to develop the next generation of neuroscientists, engineers, communicators, and researchers — equipping them with the skills, experience, and networks they need to build meaningful careers in science.
Who Should Apply
- •Undergraduate students in their second year or above
- •Postgraduate students (Masters or PhD level)
- •Recent graduates seeking research experience before pursuing further study or employment
- •Students from any relevant discipline including neuroscience, biology, biomedical engineering, computer science, electronics, medicine, psychology, communications, and related fields
What We Offer
- •Hands-on involvement in active SRC research projects
- •Mentorship from experienced researchers and senior scientists
- •Exposure to interdisciplinary research methods and cutting-edge neurotechnology
- •The opportunity to contribute to publications, presentations, or project reports
- •A collaborative, supportive, and intellectually stimulating research environment
- •A certificate of completion and a formal reference upon successful completion of the internship
CV Format and Requirements
Please ensure your CV is prepared in a clear, professional format. For internship applications, keep it concise — ideally no more than two pages. All applications should include the following:
Personal Information Full name, contact details (phone number and email address), current address, and nationality.
Summary / Personal Statement For positions: a brief 2–3 line professional summary highlighting your key qualifications and career objectives. For internships: a 3–5 line statement outlining your interest in neuroscience or biomedical research, what you hope to gain, and what you can contribute to SRC.
Educational Background List all degrees and qualifications in reverse chronological order, including institution names, degree titles, specialisation or major, graduation dates, and any academic achievements or honours. Include thesis or dissertation titles where applicable.
Research / Relevant Experience For positions: detail all relevant research positions, including job titles, institutions, duration, key responsibilities, and significant findings, publications, or patents. For internships: include any research experience, laboratory placements, project work, or relevant voluntary roles. If limited, focus on academic projects and transferable skills.
Technical Skills List relevant laboratory techniques, software proficiency, programming languages, analytical methods, and specialised equipment experience. For internships, include skills at any level — honesty about your skill level is always appreciated.
Publications and Presentations Include peer-reviewed journal articles, conference presentations, book chapters, and other scholarly contributions using standard academic citation format. (Primarily for position applicants; internship applicants may include where applicable.)
Professional Memberships, Certifications & Activities List relevant professional associations, certifications, licenses, continuing education, and — for internship applicants — extracurricular activities such as science clubs, student societies, or volunteering that reflect your passion for research.
References For positions: at least three professional references — preferably academic supervisors, research mentors, or senior colleagues. For internships: at least two references — ideally an academic supervisor, lecturer, or teacher who can speak to your academic ability and work ethic.
Application Submission
To apply for an open position or internship at the Satani Research Centre, please send your complete application materials by email to:
Primary: connect@sataniresearchcentre.com
For positions: Application for [Position Title] — [Your Full Name]
For internships: Internship Application — [Your Full Name] — [Area of Interest]
Your email should include:
- •Your CV as a PDF attachment
- •A cover letter explaining your interest and how your qualifications align with SRC's research goals
- •Any additional documents such as transcripts, writing samples, or portfolio materials
What Happens Next
We review all applications carefully and will contact qualified candidates for further evaluation. Due to the volume of applications we receive, we may not be able to respond to every inquiry individually — but we genuinely appreciate your interest in joining our team and your time in applying.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. We encourage early submission for the best consideration. Internship durations, start dates, and project allocations are discussed individually based on availability and SRC's current research needs. Both in-person and remote arrangements may be considered.
Please check our website regularly for updates on new position announcements and application deadlines.
Important Notes
- •Internships are available across research, engineering, communications, and laboratory operations
- •SRC is committed to providing a meaningful, mentored experience, not a passive placement
- •Successful interns may be considered for future open positions or the upcoming Fellowship Programme
We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming the next generation of scientists into the SRC family.