The State Estimation, Alignment, and Mapping (SEAM) team develops sensing and spatial-understanding capabilities for autonomous vehicles, including sensor fusion, state estimation, real-time localization, sensor calibration, next-generation mapping, and capabilities supporting primary and fallback driving systems. The team combines robotics, computer vision, estimation theory, machine learning, geometry, and production software engineering to support onboard autonomy and offboard map and data-generation workflows. As a SEAM Intern, you will complete a well-scoped research or engineering project in sensing, estimation, localization, mapping, or autonomy reliability. Working with experienced engineers and researchers, you will design algorithms, implement software, evaluate system performance, and learn how sensing capabilities operate in real-world autonomous driving systems. Potential focus areas include state estimation and sensor fusion, sensor alignment and calibration, localization, next-generation mapping, and fallback or secondary capabilities. The position is based in Sunnyvale, California, and is categorized as on-site, with the selected intern expected to report to the office three days per week. The internship requires full-time availability of 40 hours per week. The monthly salary is $11,800. Eligible students selected for the 2027 Student Program will receive a one-time taxable lump-sum stipend.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern