Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialists

High School

A background in math and science is required for radio frequency identification device work. Take math classes, particularly algebra, calculus, and trigonometry. Take biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, computer-aided design, as well as social studies, business, and English classes. Shop classes are also helpful for learning how to work with various types of machinery and tools. 

Postsecondary Education

A bachelor's degree is usually required for radio frequency identification device specialist jobs. Common majors for this field include electrical and electronics engineering; electrical, electronics, and communications engineering; and telecommunications engineering. Coursework covers topics such as digital systems design, electrical circuit theory, and differential equations. Many students participate in cooperative programs, which combines practical work experience with classroom study. Some universities offer five-year programs that lead to a bachelor's and master's degree.