General Motors
2027 Summer Intern, Onboard Autonomy, Embodied AI (Masters)
Sunnyvale, California, United States of America · Hybrid · Internship · Posted Oct 23, 2026
- Experience
- Experience may come from coursework, research, projects, or professional work; no number of years specified.
- Education
- Currently pursuing a Master’s in a related STEM field.
About the job
Contribute to a focused research or engineering project in onboard autonomous driving by prototyping, evaluating, and improving algorithms and software using vehicle data, simulation, or production-oriented environments.
What you'll do
- Prototype and evaluate algorithms for perception, prediction, planning, trajectory generation, controls, or integration.
- Use driving data and simulation to measure performance, investigate failures, and build data-processing, visualization, testing, and evaluation tools.
- Improve performance, contribute to production-quality software, collaborate across disciplines, and present technical findings.
What they ask for
- Currently pursuing a Master’s in a related STEM field such as Computer Science, Robotics, Engineering, Controls, or Machine Learning.
- Experience through coursework, research, projects, or professional work in machine learning, computer vision, robotics, controls, optimization, or autonomous systems.
- Strong Python skills and experience with C++ or another systems programming language.
- Available to work full-time, 40 hours per week, and graduating between December 2027 and June 2028.
Nice to have
- Experience with autonomous vehicles, ADAS, robotics, or ROS.
- Experience with listed ML methods and frameworks, or backgrounds in vehicle dynamics, planning, safety-critical software, simulation, sensor data, or distributed computing.
Pay
USD $11,800 per month (salary; base or total pay not specified)
Tools
Python, C++, ROS, PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX
AI focus
Machine learning for autonomous driving, including perception, prediction, planning, trajectory generation, and controls.
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