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Bedrock Robotics

Internship 2027 Hardware Engineer

San Francisco, CA (Remote)interninternAdded yesterday

About this role

Bedrock is seeking a hardware engineering intern to support the design, integration, and validation of autonomous construction equipment systems. You'll work with senior engineers on sensor integration, component evaluation, and test automation for real-world autonomous platforms deployed across job sites.

What you'll do

  • Support hardware design, characterization, integration, and validation of autonomous systems
  • Evaluate and test components for autonomous hardware platforms
  • Write sensor data analysis and test automation scripts in Python, C++, C, or Rust
  • Conduct field tests, collect sensor data, and document engineering results
  • Assist with HW system packaging and integration tasks
  • Collaborate with senior engineers on autonomous vehicle hardware challenges

What they're looking for

  • Python, C/C++, or Rust programming
  • Embedded compute platforms and edge modules
  • Autonomous sensors (lidar, camera, radar, GNSS, IMU)
  • Communication protocols (CAN, UART, SPI, Ethernet)
  • Circuit analysis and signal processing fundamentals
  • Lab equipment operation (multimeter, oscilloscope, soldering)
  • Hardware integration and mechanical design basics
  • PCB design tools (preferred)
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Bedrock Robotics

Bedrock Robotics develops autonomous construction machinery powered by AI and robotics technology. The company is hiring for roles spanning developer infrastructure, simulation systems, hardware engineering, field robotics application, and frontend engineering to support the development and deployment of autonomous excavators and heavy equipment.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe a hardware or embedded systems project you've worked on—what sensors or communication protocols did you use?
  • Walk us through your experience with autonomous sensing technologies like lidar, cameras, or IMUs.
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