Autonomy Simulation & Robotics Intern

Skydio, Inc.; San Mateo (CA); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 96.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Skydio, Inc. in San Mateo, CA, is seeking a Research Intern to help architect and implement core simulator components in C++ and Python, pushing the next generation of autonomy algorithms.

You will work on a world-class computer vision and deep learning team with researchers who have pushed the state of the art. If you have a strong foundation in math, theory, and software development and you are interested in directly contributing to the development of autonomy algorithms and pushing them into

Qualifikationen

• Strong software engineering experience with C++ and Python.
• Experience building complex systems where performance, determinism, or correctness matter.
• Comfort reasoning about time-synchronized systems, state machines, or real-time execution.
• Ability to work in a large, evolving codebase with multiple stakeholders.
• Interest in robotics, simulation, or physical systems (prior robotics experience is a plus).

Aufgaben

• Develop core simulator components in C++ and Python, working close to real-time constraints.
• Collaborate with autonomy, perception, and controls engineers to align simulation behavior with real-world systems.
• Debug complex interactions between physics, sensors, autonomy logic, and rendering.
• Help shape the long-term technical direction of the simulator as both a product and an internal platform.
• Contribute to documentation and shared understanding of how the simulator works internally.

Kenntnisse

C++

Python

Real-time systems

Robotics interest

Jobbeschreibung

Skydio, Inc. in San Mateo, CA, is seeking a Research Intern to help architect and implement core simulator components in C++ and Python, pushing the next generation of autonomy algorithms.

You will work on a world-class computer vision and deep learning team with researchers who have pushed the state of the art. If you have a strong foundation in math, theory, and software development and you are interested in directly contributing to the development of autonomy algorithms and pushing them into