Graduate Engineer Review
at Arm
Graduate Job
Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Cambridge
Review Submitted: October 2025
Overall Rating
4.4 /5
The Overall Rating is the average of all the ratings given in each category. We take those individual ratings and combine them into one final score!
5/5
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Overview of the Role
4.4/5
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Experience & Company Culture
2/5
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Recommendations & Advice
Overview of the Role
Overall, how would you describe your experience at Arm?
A great learning environment. Really enjoyable job. Working on very exciting cutting edge technology with serious impact.
What are the main responsibilities of the role and which elements of the role do you enjoy the most?
Hardware platforms design and testing
Test automation
Test automation
To what extent does your role give you the opportunity to contribute meaningfully and feel valued by your team?
5/5
How does your compensation package - including perks & benefits - fairly remunerate you for the work you do?
5/5
+ $28k starting RSU bonus
+ potential yearly RSU bonus
+ potential yearly RSU bonus
How well do you feel the role is preparing you for your future career?
5/5
How would you rate the extent to which you were developing new or existing skills through formal training and your day-to-day role?
5/5
Experience & Company Culture
How is the support you receive?
5/5
How is your work-life balance?
4/5
Can be longer hours than contracted.
What is the organisational culture, values and general atmosphere like?
3/5
How would you rate Arm initiatives when it comes to equality, diversity, inclusion and accessibility?
5/5
How would you rate Arm CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives?
5/5
Recommendations & Advice
Would you recommend Arm to a friend?
Yes
Why?
It is enjoyable work with a great graduate cohort
How well did the role match your expectations based on the recruitment process?
2/5
Job description was quite general and non-specific. Be prepared for anything.
When considering the recruitment & onboarding process, have you any specific tips or advice you would give to others applying to Arm?
Revise hard for interview, learn software, learn technical concepts, learn CV
