HMI Development Intern — Autonomous Vehicle Interface

The Landrovers; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 8,900 - 13,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

In-house chef meals

Office in Amsterdam West

Lunch daily

Friday drinks

Football at lunch

Job summary

The Landrovers in Amsterdam West is offering an internship for HMI Development focused on an autonomous vehicle interface. You will build an embedded Linux-based HMI to read, process, and visualize CAN signals and vehicle states, while crafting a user-friendly interface for prototyping and diagnostics.

Join a dynamic team working on a robotaxi concept, collaborating with engineers, designers, and integration specialists to deliver a polished, vehicle-ready UI.

Qualifications

• University (WO/MSc/BSc) student with a background in Computer Science
• University (WO/MSc/BSc) student with a background in Mechatronics
• University (WO/MSc/BSc) student with a background in Embedded Systems
• University (WO/MSc/BSc) student with a background in Software Engineering

Responsibilities

• Developing an HMI application on an automotive-grade embedded Linux platform for an autonomous vehicle
• Integrating vehicle data, CAN signals, and system status information into the interface
• Designing and implementing data processing, signal interpretation, and diagnostic functionality
• Translating technical vehicle information into a clear and engaging user experience
• Contributing ideas for the user experience within a robotaxi environment
• Supporting integration of the HMI system into the vehicle
• Testing, validating, and continuously improving the HMI throughout prototyping and vehicle development phases
• Collaborating closely with engineering, design, and vehicle integration teams

Skills

Embedded Linux

CAN bus

UI design

Data visualization

Team collaboration

Education

University student (WO/MSc/BSc) in related field

Job description

The Landrovers in Amsterdam West is offering an internship for HMI Development focused on an autonomous vehicle interface. You will build an embedded Linux-based HMI to read, process, and visualize CAN signals and vehicle states, while crafting a user-friendly interface for prototyping and diagnostics.

Join a dynamic team working on a robotaxi concept, collaborating with engineers, designers, and integration specialists to deliver a polished, vehicle-ready UI.