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AutoStore is seeking a Software Engineering Co-op in Atlanta for a 4–6 month program. You will contribute to building reliable software for warehouse automation, work with APIs, telemetry, and cloud technologies, and gain hands-on experience alongside experienced engineers.
During the program, you will participate in Agile ceremonies, document designs and testing results, and apply software engineering best practices.
AutoStore™ holds a simple yet powerful vision: to store and move things for everyone, everywhere. Founded in Norway, we've grown into a global technology company. AutoStore uses advanced software to automate and orchestrate order fulfillment. Our goal is to ensure orders arrive faster than ever, with minimal environmental impact. That's how we help brands exceed customer expectations.
We have more than 1600 systems in nearly 60 countries, and we grow continuously as a community of employees, partners, customers, suppliers, and connected technologies. Automation should make life easier, and by listening carefully to our community, we innovate to meet the industry's most complex needs. With AutoStore™, brands gain speed, efficiency, and improved workplaces. And much more floor space.
AutoStore - moving things forward.
As a Software Engineering Co-op you will contribute to building and maintaining reliable, scalable software systems that support warehouse automation and customer operations. During this 4 to 6-month co-op experience, you will work alongside experienced software engineers to develop production-quality software, enhance platform capabilities, and gain hands‑on experience with APIs, telemetry, analytics, and modern cloud technologies.
This role provides an opportunity to apply classroom knowledge to real‑world engineering challenges while developing technical skills in a collaborative and innovative environment.
AutoStore is an Equal Opportunity Employer that does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, age, sex or gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, pregnancy‑