PET Cyclotron Engineer — On-Call & Night/Weekend Ops

PHARMALOGIC HOLDINGS; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

PharmaLogic Holdings is seeking a detail-oriented Cyclotron Engineer to support PET site operations in Austin, TX. You will perform routine and emergency maintenance on the cyclotron, ensuring ALARA practices, calibration, and GMP recordkeeping.

The role requires ability to work nights and weekends, with on-call responsibilities and collaboration with Quality and Facility teams. A science degree and cyclotron training are preferred, with experience in pharma manufacturing a plus.

Qualifications

• Experience in PET manufacturing and GMP-regulated environments preferred.
• Completion of cyclotron and chemistry modules training.
• Bachelor's degree in science or related field.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine, non-routine, and emergency maintenance of cyclotron and related equipment.
• Ensure ALARA practices and safety procedures in operation.
• Maintain documentation and calibration records in GMP context.
• Coordinate preventive maintenance with facilities and operations teams.
• Provide after-hours on-call support for maintenance and emergencies.
• Assist in installation, commissioning, and testing of cyclotron subsystem.

Skills

P.E.T. cyclotron operation

GMP compliance

cGMP NRC knowledge

Communication skills

Computer literacy

Analytical problem-solving

On-call night shift flexibility

Radioactive materials safety

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in science or related field

Electronics training or equivalent (military)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

PharmaLogic Holdings is seeking a detail-oriented Cyclotron Engineer to support PET site operations in Austin, TX. You will perform routine and emergency maintenance on the cyclotron, ensuring ALARA practices, calibration, and GMP recordkeeping.

The role requires ability to work nights and weekends, with on-call responsibilities and collaboration with Quality and Facility teams. A science degree and cyclotron training are preferred, with experience in pharma manufacturing a plus.