Ashish Verma

1. Preparation and setup:

- Prepare chemical solutions for laboratory experiments.

- Prepare laboratory equipment, instruments, and materials for experiments and demonstrations.

- Set up laboratory stations and ensure everything is in working order.

2. Experimentation and demonstrations:

- Assist instructors in conducting experiments and demonstrations.

- Measure and mix chemicals, prepare solutions, and handle laboratory equipment.

3. Safety and maintenance:

- Ensure laboratory safety by monitoring chemical usage, disposing of waste properly, and maintaining equipment.

- Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as cleaning equipment and restocking supplies.

4. Student support:

- Assist students with experiments, answer questions, and provide guidance.

- Help students understand laboratory techniques and procedures.

5. Data collection and recording:

- Collect and record data from experiments, including measurements, observations, and results.

6. Inventory management:

-Maintaining the record of stock and updating the stock in MS Excel sheet.

- Manage laboratory supplies, chemicals, and equipment, including ordering and stocking.

7. Quality control:

- Ensure the accuracy and precision of experimental results an

8. Collaboration:

- Work with instructors, researchers, and other laboratory staff to achieve common goals.

9. Continuous learning:

- Stay up-to-date with new laboratory techniques, technologies, and safety protocols.

1. Designing and implementing network architectures and infrastructure.

2. Configuring and troubleshooting network devices, such as routers, switches, and firewalls.

3. Managing network protocols, such as TCP/IP, DNS, and DHCP.

4. Monitoring network performance and optimizing network configuration.

5. Staying up-to-date with industry trends and emerging technologies in networking.

6. Collaborating with vendors and external partners on network-related projects.