Physicist Jobs in Austin, TX (56)
Freelance Physicist & Python Expert - AI Trainer
Physicist & Python AI Trainer Part-Time Projects
Engineering Technician IV (R&D 1st and 2nd Shift)
Laser Safety Specialist II
CNLD Undergraduate Student Associate Work Study, College of Natural Sciences
Scientific Instrument Maker II (Salary)
Scientific Instrument Maker II (Salary)
Clinical Scientist - MR
Scientific Instrument Maker II (Salary)
Applied Optical Physicist - Space Surveillance (Remote)
Remote High-Energy Theoretical Physicist (Holography)
Remote Theoretical Physicist Advanced Problem Solver
SLBM Junior - Mid Level Applied Mathematician or Applied Physicist
Radiology Technologist - Specialist
Senior Health Physics Incident Investigator
Radiation Therapist - PRN
Research Associate
Laser Safety Specialist II
Laser Safety Specialist II
Laser Plasma Diagnostic Specialist
Applied Mathematician for Defense Software Testing
Program Director / Open Rank Clinical Faculty - Medical Dosimetry
Laser Safety Specialist II
Leader Medical Affairs - Ultrasound
CNLD Undergraduate Student Associate - Work Study, College of Natural Sciences
Radiology - Nuc Med Tech
Weekend Semiconductor Engineering Technician-$1500 sign on bonus after 6 months
Scientific Instrument Maker II (Salary)
Radiology - Nuc Med Tech
PET CT Nuc Med Tech
Submission for the position: PET CT Nuc Med Tech
CNLD Undergraduate Student Associate - Work Study, College of Natural Sciences
Multimodality CT Technologist TDA Night
Physicist Salary in Austin
Physicists working in Austin, TX make an average annual salary of $116K and a maximum annual salary of around $226K.
Job Description
Working as a Physicist in Austin, TX
There are 56 Physicist opportunities available in Austin, TX all with unique requirements.
The job of a physicist can be gratifying, intellectually stimulating, financially lucrative, or even all three, depending on the individual’s background. They hold some of the most important jobs globally, from studying the smallest particles in space to detecting the smallest cracks in bridges. Although the duties of a physicist vary with the type of physics he or she is working in; there are common tasks for all physicists. Most of their time is spent in laboratory settings, either performing experiments or analyzing data. Besides working in research and conducting experiments, many also teach classes and provide consulting services to companies with physics expertise. They are involved in diverse fields such as physics research; space, climate, and ocean sciences; medicine and health; lasers and optics; and national defense.
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Physicists in Austin, TX Resume Data
Average Experience for Physicists in Austin, TX
- More than 10 years: 61%
- 6-10 years: 25%
- 3-5 years: 14%
Educational Background for Physicists in Austin, TX
- Doctorate: 33%
- Bachelors: 33%
- Masters: 25%
- Associates: 4%
- Diploma: 4%
Top Skill for Physicists in Austin, TX
- Analyzing data: 25%
- Senior administrative assistant/receptionist: 8%
- Advanced attention to detail: 8%
- High school classroom management: 8%
- Work style: Conscientiousness: 8%
- Protecting patient privacy: 8%
- Work style: Reliability: 8%
- Research: 8%
- Problem solving: 8%
- Supervisory skills: Motivating & assessing employees: 8%
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