Hands-on internship building and testing software for real autonomous warehouse robots. Contribute to production C++/Python code, tackle projects in navigation, motion planning, and control, and collaborate on hardware-software integration and team workflows.
We’re looking for an intern to work hands-on with our robots. We deploy these robots autonomously in warehouses so there is a lot on the stack of things to get them working flawless. If you’re interested in autonomous navigation, motion planning, or control systems, please feel free to apply.
- What you’ll do:
- Contribute directly to our production codebase in C++ and Python.
- Contribute fresh ideas and implementations.
- Tackle projects that will directly help our team implement a new or improved feature
- Build and test software for real robots!
- Qualifications/Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree or recent grad in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- Strong grasp of C++ and Python.
- Linux experience, comfortable working in a command-line environment (you know your way around Ubuntu).
- You have an interest in how software interacts with physical hardware (sensors, motors, or embedded boards like Raspberry Pi/Jetson).
- Experience with Git contributions and Git best practices in a team environment
- Nice To Haves
- Experience with ROS2
- Experience using Docker
- Past projects in computer vision, autonomous navigation, motion planning, or other robotics-related domains
- What makes you an ideal fit
- Contribute ideas and work with autonomy when on projects
- Tenacity and desire to tackle problems others may see as ‘too difficult’
- Creative problem solving
- Passion for engineering
The base pay range for this role is $4,000 – $10,000 per month.
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