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ZEISS Group at the Innovation Hub@KIT invites you to join the AgTech team to work on mobile robots in high-end greenhouses and rethink agriculture with intelligent automation.
As a master's student in robotics or related fields, you will implement motion planning, develop code pipelines, and test on real hardware. Excellent English is required; German is a plus, and you will collaborate with an interdisciplinary, international team.
Turning today’s research into tomorrow’s applications – together.
At ZEISS, we focus on user-centric innovation to transform ideas into cutting-edge solutions. At the ZEISS Innovation Hub@KIT, we foster collaboration between students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and ZEISS employees to drive technological advancements.
You don’t just want to learn robotics in lectures – you want to see itworking on real robots in real greenhouses? In our newly establishedAgTech team, you will work on mobile robots operating in high-end greenhouses and help us rethink agriculture through intelligent automation. This internship gives you the opportunity to join astrategic initiativeat ZEISS that aims torevolutionize labor automation in agricultureusing cutting-edge robotic systems.
Implement and evaluate state-of-the-art motion planning and control approaches for highly unstructured environments
Develop, refactor and maintain motion generation pipelines building blocks in a large robotics codebase
Test approaches on real hardware in greenhouses
Pursuing a Master’s degree in Robotics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Data Science or related field
Good foundation in robotics, kinematics, dynamics, motion planning, control theory, optimization, or machine learning
Good coding skills with C++ and Python
Hands-on experience with tools like ROS 2, Pinocchio, Drake, MoveIt, Tesseract, ros2_control or LeRobot is a plus
High motivation and openness to learn new skills
Ability to work well in an interdisciplinary, international team
Excellent command of English; German skills are an asset but not required
Selina Safradin