Electric boat manufacturer scaling production across consumer and commercial segments
Arc manufactures electric boats from Los Angeles with a team of aerospace engineers. The stack—MATLAB, Simulink, NX, Teamcenter, and embedded protocols (Modbus, I2C, RTDs)—reflects deep hardware and systems engineering maturity typical of propulsion design. Active hiring is weighted toward senior engineers (11 of 24 roles), signaling they're solving hard integration problems (high-voltage systems, vehicle-level debugging, powertrain architecture) rather than hiring junior labor for assembly.
Arc designs and manufactures electric recreational and commercial boats. The company operates out of Los Angeles and is venture-backed. Product lines include the Arc One and Arc Sport consumer models, with ongoing work to extend electric propulsion into commercial marine segments. Manufacturing is in-house, with active projects spanning propulsion architecture, high-voltage system integration, production tooling design, and scaling of the flagship platform. The team draws talent from aerospace and advanced manufacturing backgrounds.
Arc uses MATLAB, Simulink, NX, Teamcenter (CAD/PLM), Modbus, and embedded protocols (I2C, RTDs) for propulsion and systems design. Backend services run on Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, and Rust; infrastructure spans AWS, GCP, and Azure.
Arc is scaling production of its flagship electric boat, extending platform to commercial applications, and rebuilding propulsion and powertrain architecture. Active projects include high-voltage system integration, vehicle-level debugging, and new manufacturing processes.
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