Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist resume
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Also called cardiac device specialist, rfid specialist, antenna engineer and deployment engineer.
$130,220
Median pay a year
96,900
People do this work
6
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Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist
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Summary
Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist designing and implementing RFID systems to track shipments and goods, integrating technology and providing technical support for optimal functionality
Experience
Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Identified operational requirements for new systems to inform selection of technological solutions
Integrated tags, readers, or software in radio frequency identification device (RFID) designs
Performed systems analysis or programming of radio frequency identification device (RFID) technology
Tested radio frequency identification device (RFID) software to ensure proper functioning
Selected appropriate radio frequency identification device (RFID) tags and determined placement locations
Performed site analyses to determine system configurations and on-site obstacles to technology implementation
Provided technical support for radio frequency identification device (RFID) technology
Skills
Core Skills
Testing systems or equipment, Analyzing computer design requirements, Collecting project site data, Conducting validation tests, Assessing product usefulness, Analyzing operational data, Determining operational methods, Estimating technical requirements, ANSYS simulation software
Checking & Planning
Inspecting equipment or systems, Selecting project materials
Tools and software
C, C++, Forsk Atoll, Magellan Firmware, Microsoft Excel
Open to
On site, Remote
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
Certifications & Licenses
State license for this work Your state board, Year
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Identified operational requirements for new systemsIntegrated tags and readers in RFID designsPerformed systems analysis of RFID technologyTested RFID software for proper functioningSelected RFID tags and determined placement locationsProvided technical support for RFID technology
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Identified operational requirements for new RFID systems to guide technology selection and implementation.
Performed systems analysis of RFID technology, ensuring optimal functionality and integration.
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Identified operational requirements for new RFID systems, leading to more efficient technology choices.
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Led to more efficient technology choicesStreamlined the selection process significantlyImproved project timelines and outcomes
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Performed systems analysis of RFID technology, ensuring optimal functionality and integration.
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Reduced integration issues with existing systemsEnhanced overall system performance
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Testing systems or equipment
Analyzing computer design requirements
Collecting project site data
Inspecting equipment or systems
Conducting validation tests
Assessing product usefulness
Analyzing operational data
Determining operational methods
Estimating technical requirements
Selecting project materials
Developing software applications
Creating schematic drawings
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What a Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist does
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Design and implement radio frequency identification device (RFID) systems used to track shipments or goods.
What it pays
How much does a Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$101,680
Median
$130,220
75th percentile
$167,670
About 96,900 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$102,890
$106,810
$130,510
AL
$94,710
$120,720
$155,520
AR
$79,450
$109,830
$120,370
AZ
$89,670
$118,120
$159,740
CA
$125,040
$160,520
$202,730
CO
$100,580
$127,010
$159,940
CT
$87,940
$106,040
$139,240
DC
$139,950
$157,040
$195,190
FL
$97,280
$116,860
$137,510
GA
$94,790
$123,010
$157,560
HI
$101,680
$126,690
$143,020
IA
$73,890
$81,330
$94,910
ID
$95,060
$102,770
$128,560
IL
$104,450
$129,390
$161,580
IN
$93,330
$112,200
$136,990
KS
$94,080
$103,740
$128,970
KY
$77,370
$101,860
$127,610
LA
$92,600
$100,390
$127,940
MA
$110,080
$138,230
$171,540
MD
$127,420
$155,650
$185,220
ME
$103,710
$127,490
$151,180
MI
$102,310
$127,200
$132,830
MN
$94,550
$112,390
$155,000
MO
$102,220
$117,630
$145,120
MS
$90,840
$112,400
$128,120
MT
$81,610
$93,380
$114,810
NC
$94,280
$115,920
$160,700
ND
$99,950
$104,860
$126,030
NE
$69,650
$91,140
$126,170
NH
$89,530
$105,190
$142,840
NJ
$120,480
$158,730
$197,670
NM
$109,490
$136,990
$168,110
NV
$82,330
$116,180
$133,470
NY
$98,440
$119,180
$137,300
OH
$99,860
$118,830
$141,690
OK
$93,100
$109,120
$133,140
OR
$99,700
$124,400
$167,970
PA
$93,880
$121,260
$141,090
PR
$79,010
$81,790
$101,250
RI
$111,450
$136,360
$155,150
SC
$92,750
$113,720
$136,990
SD
$76,270
$84,150
$102,840
TN
$103,580
$122,920
$136,050
TX
$101,110
$132,220
$168,400
UT
$101,370
$128,430
$155,880
VA
$101,400
$119,990
$154,420
VT
$76,640
$86,180
$120,840
WA
$102,150
$130,270
$168,280
WI
$76,820
$93,710
$125,220
WV
$99,010
$120,170
$123,770
WY
$79,750
$95,910
$111,460
Other names
Other names for this job
cardiac device specialist, rfid specialist, antenna engineer, deployment engineer, device test engineer, digital signal processing engineer, dsp engineer, electrical engineer, electro magnetic compatibility test engineer, engineer, microwave engineer, radio frequency design engineer.
More names for this work
radio frequency engineer, radio frequency identification device analyst, radio frequency identification device developer, radio frequency identification device engineer, radio frequency identification device strategist, radio frequency identification device systems architect, radio frequency identification device systems engineer, radio frequency identification device technician, radio frequency systems engineer, radio frequency test engineer, rf design engineer, rf engineer, rf systems engineer, rf test engineer, rfid analyst, rfid developer, rfid engineer, rfid strategist, rfid systems architect, rfid systems engineer, rfid technician, signal engineer, signal integrity engineer, signaling project engineer, systems engineer, technical support engineer, wireless engineer.
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