Field Service Engineer Nuclear

CT19; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CT19 in the United States is seeking a hands-on Field Service Engineer to support installation, commissioning and maintenance of advanced nuclear measurement systems across the Midwest, with travel to the Texas region. You will diagnose electronic hardware and software faults, work with gamma spectroscopy, radiation detectors and counting systems, and provide on-site training to customers.

Ideal candidates have 1–3+ years in field service or related roles, with electronics/engineering/physics

Qualifications

• 1–3+ years of technical field service or customer support experience.
• Background in electronics, engineering, nuclear technology or physics.
• Experience with radiation detection equipment (HPGe detectors, gamma spectroscopy) is valuable.

Responsibilities

• Install, configure and commission advanced nuclear measurement systems.
• Troubleshoot complex hardware and software, diagnose faults and fix issues.
• Work with gamma spectroscopy, detectors and alpha/beta counting systems.
• Provide technical support and training to customers.
• Travel throughout the Midwest with ~70% regional travel.

Skills

Field service experience

Electronics

Problem solving

Customer interaction

Education

Electronics/Engineering/Physics degree

Tools

Radiation detection equipment

HPGe detectors

Job description

Are you a hands-on engineer who enjoys solving technical problems, working directly with customers and getting out into the field?

I'm working with a global leader in nuclear measurement and radiation detection technology, looking for a Field Service Engineer to support the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of sophisticated nuclear instrumentation across the Midwest (inc Texas).

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with an electronics, engineering or physics background who enjoys practical technical work and wants to build a career in the nuclear industry.

What you'll be doing:

• Installing, configuring and commissioning advanced nuclear measurement and radiation detection systems.
• Troubleshooting complex electronic hardware and software, diagnosing faults and delivering practical solutions.
• Working with technologies including gamma spectroscopy, radiation detectors and alpha/beta counting systems.
• Providing technical support and training to customers, working closely with engineering teams.
• Travelling throughout the Midwest to support customers, with approximately 70% regional travel.

What we're looking for:

Ideally, you'll have 1–3+ years of technical, field service or customer support experience, with a background in electronics, engineering, nuclear technology or physics.

Experience with radiation detection equipment, HPGe detectors, gamma spectroscopy or nuclear instrumentation would be particularly valuable, although direct nuclear industry experience isn't essential.

Former US Navy Nuclear personnel are also strongly encouraged to get in touch.

If you're technically minded, enjoy hands-on troubleshooting and want to work with some genuinely interesting nuclear technology, I'd love to speak with you.