Skill
Electronic Components
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Electronic components are the individual building blocks—such as resistors, capacitors, transistors, diodes, and integrated circuits—used to construct electronic circuits and devices. Electronics engineers, hobbyists, and technicians select and combine these parts based on their electrical properties to design circuits for everything from simple gadgets to complex computers. Understanding component datasheets and specifications is essential for circuit design and troubleshooting.
Open roles requiring Electronic Components (2)
Field Applications Engineer - Rochester
Arrow Electronics
Full-time · New York, NY · $91,900 – $165,000 · Remote
A technical sales role at an electronics distributor where you'll spend most of your time with customers, helping them choose components and pushing design wins while also sourcing new business opportunities. This suits someone with engineering knowledge who enjoys hands-on technical problem-solving and can balance customer support with independent business development.
Listed on Arrow Electronics’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Field Sales Representative II - IP&E
Arrow Electronics
Full-time · US-WA-Washington (Remote Employees) · $84,300 – $132,003
Arrow Electronics seeks a field sales representative to manage key accounts in the Washington and Northern Idaho territory, focusing on selling electronic components and supply chain solutions to manufacturers and commercial customers. This role suits someone with technical sales experience in the electronics industry who can develop strategic account relationships and execute complex sales strategies.
Listed on Arrow Electronics’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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