Autonomous Vehicle Software Engineer Intern

Toyota Automated Logistics; Grapevine (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan with a company

Vacation / Holiday Pay

Paid Volunteer time off

Tuition Reimbursement

Professional Associations, Conferences

Company Meetings & Events

Job summary

Toyota Automated Logistics is seeking a Software Engineer Intern for Summer 2027. The intern will work with the R&D team in Indianapolis, IN to develop software for autonomous vehicles and robotics.

A dedicated mentor will guide the intern through design, prototyping, and testing across the software stack. You will participate in Agile sprints, code reviews, and hands-on development with exposure to ROS, Linux, and hardware interfaces.

Qualifications

• Eligible to work in the USA long term without sponsorship.
• Undergrad or Graduate Program in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or similar field.
• C++ and Python experience.
• Experience with Git version control.
• Comfortable using and developing in a Linux (Ubuntu) OS environment.
• ROS familiarity a plus.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside dedicated mentor on Intern projects
• Develop and test software for Autonomous Vehicles and Robots
• Participate in design reviews and code reviews
• Assist in testing of live Autonomous Vehicles and Robots
• Engage in Agile development processes to plan sprints and team workloads
• Follow GitFlow processes for robust version control

Skills

C++

Python

Git

Linux

ROS

Education

Undergrad or Graduate Program in Computer Science or Computer Engineering

Tools

ROS

Job description

Toyota Automated Logistics is seeking a Software Engineer Intern for Summer 2027. The intern will work with the R&D team in Indianapolis, IN to develop software for autonomous vehicles and robotics.

A dedicated mentor will guide the intern through design, prototyping, and testing across the software stack. You will participate in Agile sprints, code reviews, and hands-on development with exposure to ROS, Linux, and hardware interfaces.