Marine Industrial Electrician

Arc Boats•Torrance, CA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Industrial Marine Electrician on Arc's Commercial Build team, you'll be hands-on building the electrical systems that bring our commercial vessels to life — from switchboards through shipboard integration. You'll pull and terminate high-voltage cable, build and install panels and harnesses, wire propulsion and charging systems, and figure out what's actually wrong when the boat doesn't behave the way the drawing says it should. We're looking for someone fired up by the mission and ready to build. You'll thrive here if you move fast, take ownership, and care about the details. This is a full-time, on-site role at our Los Angeles headquarters.

Requirements

5+ years of experience as an industrial, marine, or commercial electrician, or completion of a recognized apprenticeship plus journeyman-level experience
Hands-on experience with high-voltage systems. DC system experience preferred.
Fluent reading and working from electrical schematics, one-lines, wiring diagrams, and cable schedules
Proficiency with hand and power tools, hydraulic crimpers, calibrated torque tools, meggers, and multimeters
Working knowledge of electrical safety practice, including LOTO, arc flash, and NFPA 70E
This is an active role that will require consistent physical activity and standing for a majority of the shift
ability to work with ambiguity and be a self starter
Ability to lift, push, pull 50 lbs
Ability to travel up to 20% of the time
This position requires access to information controlled under U.S. export control laws and regulations, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Applicants must be a 'U.S. person' as defined by ITAR (22 CFR §120.62) — i.e., a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, lawful permanent resident, or protected individual (asylee or refugee).

Nice To Haves

California General Electrician certification, a journeyman card, or equivalent state licensure
Marine electrical experience and familiarity with IEEE 45, 46 CFR, or ABS and class society requirements
Experience on tugs, ferries, workboats, or naval vessels
Experience with UL 508A control panel build
Experience in a low-volume, high-mix, or first-article build environment where the process was still being developed
Experience mentoring apprentices or junior technicians
Comfortable pushing at a fast but sustainable pace
Enthusiasm for boating and the water

Responsibilities

Installing and commissioning high- and low-voltage electrical systems on commercial vessels, including battery strings, power distribution, propulsion, charging, and vessel controls
Building and wiring control panels, switchgear, junction boxes, and shore power and charging infrastructure
Fabricating and installing harnesses, conduit, cable tray, hangers, and penetrations
Working from electrical schematics, one-lines, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, and interconnect drawings — and suggesting improvements over time
Performing continuity, insulation resistance, HiPot, and functional checks, and supporting commissioning, dock trials, and sea trials
Troubleshooting to the component level with a multimeter, clamp meter, and scope
Partnering with Build Engineering to turn one-off installs into repeatable work instructions, and flagging designs that are hard to build before they're locked
Serving as a safety leader for energized work, including LOTO, arc flash boundaries, and PPE discipline
Traveling to partner shipyards and customer sites to support installation, commissioning, and field service

Benefits

Highly competitive equity grants
Semi-annual bonuses tied to impact
99% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision
14 weeks fully paid parental leave for birthing and non-birthing parents
Highly competitive PTO with an opportunity to earn more time with tenure
Life and disability insurance for all employees
Traditional and Roth 401(k) access
$500 for you to spend each year to get out on the water, however you choose
$500 annual reimbursement for professional development
Monthly AI stipend
Annual reimbursement for PPE, ergonomic equipment and anything that ensures we keep our crew safe
Training and access to take Arc boats out with friends and family
Daily lunches, snacks, and good coffee while onsite
Relocation assistance — Available depending on role eligibility.