arcboatcompany

Electrical Systems Engineer

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At a Glance

Location
Torrance, California, United States
Experience
5+ years
Posted
2026-06-04T20:02:58-04:00

Key Requirements

Required Skills

AutoCAD

Domain Knowledge

  • Aerospace
  • Automation
  • Automotive
  • Engineering
  • Robotics

Requirements

5+ years of experience in electrical systems integration, hardware development, or system-level engineering

Strong understanding of HV/LV electrical systems, power distribution, sensors, and actuators

Familiarity with automotive or industrial communication protocols (CAN/J1939, Modbus, Profinet, EtherCAT)

Hands-on experience debugging HV/LV systems, harnesses, and hardware-to-software interfaces using tools like multimeters and oscilloscopes

Experience developing system requirements, I/O allocation maps, interface definitions, and architectural documentation

Background in industrial automation, automotive EV, marine, robotics, or aerospace electrical architectures

Compensation & Benefits

The annual base salary for this role is P2:$150,000  Senior: $170,000  Staff: $190,000

Highly competitive equity grants are included with full time offers. As well as semi-annual bonuses tied to your impact, not just your tenure.

Additionally, Arc offers top-tier benefits for full-time employees, including:

Healthcare benefits

— 99% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision

Parental leave

Responsibilities

Owning the design and integration of high and low voltage electrical systems for commercial marine vessels

Developing and maintaining electrical topologies, I/O maps, and wiring/harnessing definitions

Writing clear functional specifications and collaborating closely with the control software team to ensure seamless hardware-software integration

Leading hardware trade studies, component selection, and evaluating suppliers

Getting hands-on with testing, troubleshooting, and debugging HV/LV systems in benchtop, HIL, and field environments

Supporting sea trials to validate systems and ensure feature parity between bench test setups and production vessels