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