The Role
Develop and deploy autonomous construction robots across AI-based control, perception, navigation planning, machine controllers, and behavior development. Interns will work at the intersection of robotics hardware and software, contributing to applied autonomy systems for excavators and wheel loaders. Responsibilities may include setting up and deploying software on autonomous systems and collaborating in small, self-directed teams.
Summary Generated by Built In
Focus Areas
- AI-based control systems for heavy machinery
- Environment perception and navigation planning
- Machine controller
- Behavior development
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree at a Swiss university
Beneficial Experience (Role Based)
- Master’s level study (i.e. in robotics, computer science, mechanical or electrical engineering, design)
- Experience conducting research (e.g., through experience in an academic lab, or through previous internships and employment)
- Track record of setting up and deploying software on autonomous systems
- Experience with C++ and Python
- Proficiency with Linux and GIT
- Interest and/or experience in heavy construction
- Experience with Robot Operating System (ROS) is a plus
Skills Required
- Currently pursuing a degree at a Swiss university
- Master's-level study in robotics, computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, design, or a related field
- Research experience through an academic lab, internship, or employment
- Experience setting up and deploying software on autonomous systems
- Experience with C++ and Python
- Proficiency with Linux and Git
- Interest in or experience with heavy construction
- Experience with Robot Operating System (ROS)
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The Company
What We Do
Developing autonomy for heavy machinery to automate an industry with a slowly rising productivity and a global labour shortage
