Cyclotron Engineer

National Institutes of Health Montgomery County, Maryland $ 102,415 – $ 158,322

Full-time Closes 16 Oct 2026 · Today

Montgomery County, Maryland $ 102,415 – $ 158,322 Full-time Closes 16 Oct 2026

What the job is
You work at the National Institutes of Health in Montgomery County, Maryland. The job is in the PET department that runs cyclotrons and PET scanners for research.
What you will do
You will run, fix, and improve cyclotrons and their parts. You will help scientists understand the cyclotron. You will design and build control equipment. You will troubleshoot problems in electrical, mechanical, and computer parts. You will run production shifts, sometimes early in the morning. You will keep the machines safe and follow rules from the NRC, FDA, and NIH. You will write operating procedures and help with safety. You will train staff and interns.
What you need
You must be a U.S. citizen or national. You need a bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related field. You need experience with electrical, mechanical, or computer systems. You must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and work in small, radiation areas. You must pass a background check, medical exam, and safety training. You must be willing to work 24/7.
What you will get
You will get a salary between $102,415 and $158,322. You will get health benefits and a paid vacation. You will have a job that is essential and will be needed all year round. You will work in a research environment and help make medicine better.