Skill
Arduino
Aviation, Drones and Robotics
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform combining simple microcontroller boards with an easy-to-use programming environment, widely used for prototyping interactive hardware projects. Hobbyists, students, and engineers use it to build things like robots, sensors, home automation devices, and art installations without deep electrical engineering expertise. Its low cost, large community, and extensive library support make it a popular entry point into embedded systems and physical computing.
Arduino in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Engineering Test Technician
Life Fitness
Full-time · Schaumburg, IL · $48,700 – $67,800
This role involves setting up, executing, and documenting electrical, mechanical, and environmental tests on fitness equipment throughout its development lifecycle. It suits someone with hands-on lab experience who can interpret technical drawings, operate test instrumentation, and communicate results clearly to engineering teams.
Listed on Life Fitness’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Hardware Systems Test Engineer
Eight Sleep
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $90,000 – $120,000
Eight Sleep is hiring a Hardware Systems Test Engineer to design and execute comprehensive testing protocols for their sleep fitness hardware products, from prototyping through manufacturing validation. This role suits someone with deep hands-on experience bringing integrated electromechanical systems to market, comfortable debugging at the component level and traveling to manufacturing partners in Asia.
Listed on Eight Sleep’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Summer 2027 Embedded Software Engineering Intern
AeroVironment
Internship
This 12-week onsite internship offers hands-on experience developing embedded software for unmanned aerial systems and robotic platforms in the aerospace and defense sector. You'll write C/C++ code for microcontrollers and real-time systems, collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams, and participate in testing and integration work on actual flight hardware.
Listed on AeroVironment’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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