The company expects a total of 150 new direct jobs to be created. According to the Louisiana Economic Development, these jobs will have an average salary of $85,000, which is 180% of the Lincoln Parish average. Fourteen current positions will be expanded. Officials said an additional 146 new indirect jobs are estimated.
“North Louisiana has answered the call to defend our nation for generations, and today we carry that tradition forward with this landmark investment from Radiance Technologies,” Landry said. “This new secure microchip facility not only strengthens our national security, it also positions North Louisiana as a hub for advanced manufacturing, bringing new jobs and technical expertise that allow us to embrace higher education partnerships and new possibilities.”
LED said the 40,000-square-foot facility construction project is part of a new “all-of-Louisiana” economic development approach in partnership with the agency, City of Ruston, Louisiana Tech University and the Louisiana Tech University Foundation.
“We’re thrilled to expand Radiance’s footprint in Ruston and throughout North Louisiana,” Radiance CEO Bill Bailey said. “This partnership is a win-win opportunity that will benefit Radiance, Tech, Ruston and the entire state.”
Construction is slated to start in spring 2026. The project is expected to be completed in the summer of 2027.
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