Electrical engineers play crucial roles in accelerator physics, primarily focusing on electromagnetism and microwave engineering. Their responsibilities include designing and maintaining the electrical systems that power particle accelerators, developing RF (radio frequency) systems for acceleration, and ensuring the stability and precision of electromagnetic fields used in beam manipulation. Career prospects in this field can be challenging for non-US citizens, as many prominent research facilities, like SLAC, often prioritize hiring US citizens due to security clearances. However, opportunities may still exist in international collaborations or institutions that are open to hiring foreign talent, particularly in research and development roles. Networking and gaining relevant experience can enhance employment prospects in accelerator physics.