Radiation Effects Engineering Lead — Electronics Testing

Verus Research; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 201,000 - 212,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Professional development

Job summary

Verus Research Llc seeks a Principal Radiation Effects Engineer to lead R&D efforts in radiation effects on electronics, dosimetry, and hardening technologies. You will drive testing requirements, execute complex test campaigns, and analyze results across accelerators, reactors, and pulse power facilities.

The role demands in-depth measurement of radiation effects (TID, SEE, prompt dose rate) and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams to deliver robust solutions. In Albuquerque, NM, U.S.

Qualifications

• Strong background in radiation testing of electronic devices and subsystems.
• Experience leading test teams and coordinating cross-disciplinary efforts.
• Ability to communicate results clearly in written and verbal form.

Responsibilities

• Develop testing requirements and lead test execution for radiation effects on electronics.
• Analyze results from radiation testing of electronic and microelectronic parts.
• Collaborate with engineers and scientists to achieve integrated outcomes.
• Prepare detailed technical reports and presentations for stakeholders.

Skills

Radiation testing

Electronics analysis

RF board design

Grounding & shielding

Test team leadership

Technical reporting

Education

Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Master’s degree in Condensed Matter Physics

Bachelor’s degree with substantial related experience

Tools

Automated IC test equipment

Instrumentation control software

Radiation transport codes

Laboratory instrumentation

Job description

Verus Research Llc seeks a Principal Radiation Effects Engineer to lead R&D efforts in radiation effects on electronics, dosimetry, and hardening technologies. You will drive testing requirements, execute complex test campaigns, and analyze results across accelerators, reactors, and pulse power facilities.

The role demands in-depth measurement of radiation effects (TID, SEE, prompt dose rate) and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams to deliver robust solutions. In Albuquerque, NM, U.S.