Teams at Bedrock Robotics

Support the design, integration, characterization, testing, and validation of autonomous hardware systems for construction equipment. Evaluate components, write Python, C++, C, or Rust scripts for sensor data analysis and test automation, run tests, collect data, and document results. The intern will work with embedded compute platforms, autonomous sensors, communication protocols, and hardware integration under senior engineer guidance.

Sensor Systems Engineering Intern responsible for selecting and placing sensors on autonomous heavy construction equipment. Analyzes sensor coverage, occlusion, blind spots, field of view, range, and mounting constraints; develops geometry and coverage tools; conducts performance, cost, durability, and integration trade studies; prototypes mounting concepts; validates configurations on real machines; and translates findings into hardware requirements while collaborating with perception, hardware, and safety teams.

Integrate and optimize LLM and VLA models within Bedrock’s Rust-based onboard infrastructure for autonomous heavy machinery. Responsibilities include profiling inference performance, optimizing models with TensorRT and edge runtimes, streaming camera and LiDAR data, eliminating memory, compute, and IPC bottlenecks, and validating improvements on autonomous equipment. The role requires systems programming, GPU and CUDA knowledge, real-time systems expertise, and experience with PyTorch or JAX.