Non-Teaching Staff

Position: Non-Teaching StaffInstitution: Amrita College of Engineering and TechnologyLocation: Erachakulam, Tamil Nadu, IndiaEmployment Type: Full-time | Work From OfficeDepartment: Administration, Office Management, Technical SupportLast Date: 30/06/2026Amrita College of Engineering and Technology invites applications for Non-Teaching Jobs for qualified and dedicated professionals interested in working in a reputed academic environment. These Engineering College Staff positions play a vital role in supporting academic departments, administrative offices, and technical operations, ensuring the smooth functioning of the institution.The selected candidates for these Non-Teaching Jobs will be responsible for managing day-to-day administrative activities, coordinating with faculty members, and assisting students and institutional leadership. As part of the Engineering College Staff, candidates will contribute to maintaining records, handling official documentation, and supporting compliance with academic and regulatory standards. The role also involves office management tasks, scheduling, communication handling, and coordination between departments.For technical support roles under Non-Teaching Jobs, responsibilities include maintaining laboratory equipment, assisting in technical setups, supporting IT and systems operations, and ensuring safety and functionality of infrastructure. Engineering College Staff members may also be required to support examinations, admissions, accreditation activities, and institutional audits.Roles & ResponsibilitiesHandling administrative and clerical operations efficientlySupporting academic departments and senior officialsManaging office records, files, and digital documentationProviding technical assistance in labs and institutional facilitiesCoordinating inter-departmental communicationEnsuring smooth daily operations as Engineering College StaffEligibility & QualificationsMaster’s Degree with NET / Ph.D. as per UGC normsPrior experience in Non-Teaching Jobs in educational institutions is preferredStrong organizational, communication, and technical skillsSkills & ExperienceProficiency in office management tools and systemsAbility to multitask in a structured academic environmentTeam-oriented mindset suitable for Engineering College Staff rolesCommitment to institutional growth and operational excellenceSalary, Benefits & Career GrowthThe institution offers a competitive salary as per norms, job stability, and long-term career growth opportunities. Working in Non-Teaching Jobs at an engineering college provides exposure to academic administration, skill development, and professional advancement within the higher education sector.

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