Radiofrequency​/Electronics Engineer​/Laboratory Technician

Radio frequency/Electronics Engineer/Laboratory Technician Job Description

Posted Tuesday, September 30, 2025 at 5:00 AM

Eagle Integrated Services, LLC (EIS) is seeking a Radio frequency/Electronics Engineer/Laboratory Technician specializing in equipment operation and data analysis for radio frequency pulsers and electronic systems to support the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense (USAMRICD).

Position Responsibilities:

• Assist in the development of research protocols, amendments, and experimental design; conduct research in accordance with all safety, surety, security standards, IACUC policies and governing SOPs.
• Assist in implementing and conducting experimental investigations of acute non-kinetic injuries in collaboration with the PI.
• Assist with implementation of new technologies within the laboratory relevant to the research areas of interest.
• Draft technical reports, manuscripts, proposals, and other written work, as needed.
• Maintain records (hard copy and electronic), compile data, and requests necessary supplies, as required to meet the government’s needs.
• Prepare and present presentations and written documentation summarizing efforts in Government Format.
• Oversee collection and storage of experimental data in compliance with the Security Classification Guide (SCG) relevant to the research areas of interest.
• Provide expertise in the technical aspects of RF safety, RF biomechanical or electromagnetic modeling, and RF pulser/electronic system operations.
• Performs literature searches as required to provide necessary background information and utilizes reference management software.

Education/

Experience:

• Master of Science from an accredited university/college in an engineering or similar field.
• Knowledge of RF pulser technologies and their medical applications
• Experience conducting laboratory experiments
• Experience maintaining data sets and complying with applicable regulatory entities
• Ability to conduct mechanical and/or electromagnetic modeling of RF waveform interactions with biology, or the ability to interpret and assess those models
• Ability to use statistical software for analyses and generating figures for diverse (and sometimes nontechnical) audiences
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Excellent adaptability to new research team/project assignment per organizational needs
• Comfortable working around animals (multiple species) and ongoing biomedical research

Background/Security:

• Must be a U.S. Citizen
• An active DoD Interim SECRET Security Clearance is required