are successfully studying a technical subject (computer science, physics, mathematics, mechatronics, etc.)
have relevant programming experience with Python
have basic knowledge of robotics, computer vision, and C++
are confident in learning technologies such as ROS 2 and Isaac Sim/Lab, or perhaps you have even worked with them before
want to constantly learn new things and have a penchant for technical topics
are quick on the uptake, have analytical thinking skills, and can work independently
have at least 12 weeks of time available
Your role:
In our Karlsruhe Innovation Hacking team, we work on various projects related to smart homes, the Internet of Things, robotics, and artificial We are constantly looking for support to turn our ideas into reality. Our next challenge is to build a showcase with a DIY humanoid robot. Specifically, we want to teach the robot to walk independently, assign it tasks in natural language, and have it solve them using generative AI and state-of-the-art robotics methods. Additionally, we are working on other AI-based applications and showcases. So if you have some experience with Python and, ideally, already know a few basics of robotics, this project could be the right one for you.
Our offer:
A demanding, academic environment
An open-minded and team-oriented culture characterized by strong tem spirit and flat hierarchies
Continuous education within our internal Techdays (up to 10% of the working time) as well as external training
Remote work possible
Attractive work-life balance with flexible working hours and 2.5 days of vacation per month
A continuous supply of drinks, snacks, ice cream and regular barbecues with everything from steaks to vegan burgers
Optionally a position as a working student following the internship