Mid-Level Electronics Engineer with a strong software focus, contributing to software development, testing, and solutions while supporting electronics hardware activities.
Responsibilities
Supplier management
Working closely with electronics hardware engineers
Cross-functional team working
Solving complex software challenges
Lead software development in the team
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Software or Electronics engineering or related discipline
Perform board bring-up for Qualcomm QCS-based hardware platforms, develop and customize BSPs, Linux kernel, and device drivers, and support hardware validation and system integration.
Compensation
At Arrow, we recognize that financial rewards and great benefits are important aspects of an ideal job. That’s why we offer competitive financial compensation, including various compensation plans and a solid benefits package.
Responsibilities
Perform board bring-up for Qualcomm QCS-based hardware platforms
Develop and customize BSPs, Linux kernel, and device drivers
Support hardware validation and system integration
Debug boot, kernel, driver, and peripheral issues
Work closely with hardware, firmware, and product engineering teams
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science
Nice to have: Android BSP development on Qualcomm platforms
Support development, configuration, commissioning, maintenance, and test readiness of advanced prototype electrical test assets.
Compensation
Salary Range: $115k - $130k
Responsibilities
Support development, initial bring-up, commissioning, and re-commissioning of Labcars and other prototype electrical test assets following major hardware or software changes.
Oversee component installation, complex wiring, harness and module replacement, instrumentation setup, module software flashing, and network debugging across CAN, CAN FD, LIN, and Automotive Ethernet.
Maintain accurate understanding of each assigned asset’s hardware architecture, electrical content, software configuration, build phase, current state, known limitations, and integration maturity.
Compare engineering BOMs, Labcar-specific BOMs, configuration records, drawings, and the hardware physically installed on each asset.
Identify newly introduced, revised, superseded, removed, or configuration-specific parts and requirements between engineering releases and build phases.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Computer, Software Engineering, or a related technical field
Design, develop, debug, and maintain UEFI system firmware (BIOS) for HP Z Workstations, delivering innovative solutions to demanding customers.
Compensation
The pay range for this role is $105,050 to $161,800 USD annually with additional opportunities for pay in the form of bonus and/or equity (applies to United States of America candidates only). Pay varies by work location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.
Responsibilities
Design firmware solutions
Develop and debug UEFI/BIOS code
Maintain firmware for hardware integration
Collaborate with cross-functional teams
Troubleshoot and resolve complex customer issues
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or similar
Support Micron EDG activities by collecting telemetry data and usage model traces of storage memories embedded in robotics systems.
Compensation
For internships positions in Italy, Micron could pay Eur 900 – Eur 1200 per month, and will grant, in addition meal vouchers for each day worked onsite.
Responsibilities
Explore and define the best solution to acquire memories traffic data from state‑of‑the‑art robotic systems
Compare the acquired usage models with the current architecture driven by requirements of the latest products to assess the architecture through AI tools
Review the requirements and where needed to define new requirements for future products
Define the storage metrics (QoS, TBW, ...) that matter to robotic systems, analyzing data through AI
Analyze statistical usage cases and define coverage metrics
Requirements
Master’s degree program in Computer Science Engineering, Electronic Engineering, or a related field
Lead the Forward Deployed team across one or more programs, owning technical outcomes, roadmap, and executive relationships while scaling multi‑billion‑dollar programs.
Responsibilities
Own the technical roadmap and delivery
Bring program learnings to platform teams
Own the executive relationship on the technical side
As a Senior Electronics Development Engineer, you will act as a core technical anchor, translating complex OEM customer requirements into robust electronic architectures and physical prototypes.
Responsibilities
Analyze customer technical specifications to define product parameters, functions, and system requirements.
Design, document, and maintain electronic prototypes in strict accordance with engineering and safety (E&S) quality standards.
Support vehicle-level and bench test execution, collaborating closely with software and test engineering teams during system reviews.
Maintain direct technical contact with OEM clients, presenting concepts and representing project progress.
Evaluate emerging technical innovations in the market for integration into upcoming electronic architectures.
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