Machine Learning Engineer Summer Intern (2027, MS/PhD, Simulator Realism Evaluation)
- San Francisco, United States
- Internship
- Intern/New Grad
- Master's degree
- Posted
Skills
Required
- Robotics
- ML
- physical AI
- Systems Engineering
- software development
- C++ / Python
- statistics models, algorithms, and libraries
- software systems
- distributed systems
- SQL
Preferred
- evaluation
- algorithms
- autonomous driving
- simulation
- ML modeling
- design statistical experiments
- data structures
Join Waymo, a leader in autonomous driving technology, as a Machine Learning Engineer Summer Intern. You'll work on complex technical challenges in robotics, perception, decision-making, and deep learning. This internship offers a unique opportunity to apply your knowledge, expand your skill set, and make a meaningful impact on the future of transportation.
Responsibilities
- Conduct ML modeling experiments and prototyping to build state-of-the-art evaluation tools.
- Write code within Waymo’s simulator and evaluation systems, and design statistical experiments to evaluate the efficacy of ML discriminators.
- Collaborate across organizations to deliver impact to both onboard teams and downstream safety and simulation technology launch stakeholders.
- Solid foundation in core computer science concepts (data structures, algorithms, object-oriented design)
- Interest in autonomous driving, simulation, evaluation, and physical AI
Requirements
- Enrolled in a graduate program (Master's or PhD) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Robotics, or a related technical field
Proficiency in software development using C++ or Python
- Solid foundation in ML and statistics models, algorithms, and libraries
- Knowledge of software systems, including distributed systems and accelerated computing
- Knowledge/prior experience with physical systems (physics, robotics, physical AI)
- Proficiency in SQL
- Strong written/verbal communication and cross-functional collaboration skills
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