Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialists

Employers

Radio frequency identification device specialists work for companies that track goods, shipments, and other objects. They are employed by companies that are involved in telecommunications, semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing; architectural, engineering, and related services; federal agencies; and other types of manufacturing. Retail trade, transportation and warehousing, and construction industries also employ RFID specialists. Approximately 128,800 electronics engineers, including RFID specialists, are employed in the United States.

Starting Out

RFID specialists start in entry-level positions and receive on-the-job training. Many get their start through internships while they are in college. They may receive job offers upon graduation. Ask your school's career services office for help with finding internship and job listings. RFID specialists also find jobs through professional associations and by searching for jobs posted on industry publications like RFID Journal and on LinkedIn, SimplyHired, and other similar Web sites.