Waymo
2027 Summer Intern, BS/MS, Pipeline and Test Health Engineer
About this role
Waymo is seeking a summer intern to support the Systems Engineering team by ensuring critical simulation tests remain healthy and functional. You'll debug complex test failures, build automation infrastructure for monitoring hundreds of tests, and help establish processes to catch issues early in the autonomous vehicle development pipeline.
What you'll do
- Monitor and ensure release-critical simulation tests execute on schedule
- Debug and root-cause test failures by collaborating with simulation and systems engineering teams
- Develop automation and alerting systems to track test health across a large suite of critical tests
- Design processes and systems to detect issues early and drive them to resolution
- Support troubleshooting of complex, distributed test environments
What they're looking for
- Python or C++ programming
- Debugging complex systems
- Test automation and infrastructure
- SQL (preferred)
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) principles
- Problem isolation in distributed systems
- Dashboard and alerting system design
Benefits
- Opportunity to work on autonomous driving technology
- Mentorship from industry leaders
- Participation in company benefits programs
- Hybrid onsite work arrangement
- Experience contributing to mission-critical systems
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Waymo
Waymo develops autonomous driving technology and vehicles, building the AI systems, simulation platforms, and infrastructure that power the Waymo Driver. The company is hiring for ML infrastructure engineers, platform engineers, labeling system developers, backend software engineers, and automotive systems engineers to scale its autonomous driving capabilities.
- Website
- waymo.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience debugging a complex system—how did you identify the root cause?
- Describe a time you automated a repetitive process. What tools did you use and what was the impact?