Embedded Software Engineer Intern
Humble Robotics
Embedded Software Engineer Intern
Humble Robotics
Autonomous, cabless EV haulers for freight
Working at Humble Robotics means taking on the biggest change in ground transportation in decades. We’re building an autonomous, zero-emissions hauler that dramatically lowers the cost of freight with groundbreaking vision-based AI, designed for today’s global logistics network.
We’re a fast-moving, close-knit team of AV industry veterans and innovative thinkers. We don’t believe culture can be engineered – but when it falls into place, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Progress has never felt so present.
The Embedded team owns the embedded software on all of our microcontroller systems on our vehicles. You will develop safety-critical, real-time firmware for automotive ECUs, interfacing directly with steering, braking, propulsion, power distribution, sensor systems and body controls. You will work across the full firmware lifecycle, from board bring-up to production deployment, collaborating closely with hardware, software, systems, and safety engineering teams.
The person who fills this role would primarily work from Humble Robotics’ San Francisco office 5 days a week. We aim to create an in office environment that fosters a collaborative, generative atmosphere where the team can build together.
Design, implement and test real-time embedded firmware in C++ for automotive-grade microcontrollers
Develop reliable communication interfaces, including CAN, Ethernet, SPI, I2C, UART, etc.
Collaborate with hardware engineers on board bring-up and hardware-software co-debugging
Root-cause both board-level and vehicle-level issues in the field
Support manufacturing test development and vehicle software deployment.
Currently pursuing a BS or MS program in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
Experience writing C, C++ or Rust for microcontrollers
Good understanding of embedded system fundamentals
Ability to read schematics
Familiarity with Git and working in a Linux development environment
Eligible to work in the United States
Practical experience working on complex physical systems
Hands-on work with 32-bit ARM Cortex-M or Cortex-R microcontrollers
Comfortable using lab tools: oscilloscope, logic analyzer, multimeter, etc.
Familiarity with CAN or Ethernet
Involvement in student engineering project teams, such as Formula SAE, robotics clubs, etc.
This role is eligible for base salary + benefits + equity compensation. Salary ranges are determined by role, level, and location. Within the range, individual pay is determined by additional factors, including qualifications, skills, experience, and location.
Competitive compensation
Fully stocked kitchen with drinks, snacks and weekly catered meals
Collaborative in office environment located in San Francisco
As part of the interview process, we may use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to compare your qualifications and experience to the job description. A human reviews all AI output and makes a final hiring decision. Humble Robotics does not rely on the output to make any employment decisions. Some applicants may have a legal right to opt-out of the use of AI as part of our interview process. Contact [email protected] to exercise this right or if you have further questions on the use of AI tools in our hiring process.
Autonomous, cabless EV haulers for freight
Humble Robotics builds fully autonomous, cabless, battery-electric Class 8 haulers designed to move freight dock-to-dock in warehouses, railyards, and seaports, starting with shipping-container moves. The trucks navigate using 360° cameras, LiDAR, and radar, and run vision-language-action models to drive themselves, with remote operational support as part of a full-service offering. Unlike many competitors, Humble leverages a cabless, lighter-weight design for better payload efficiency, and it brings together a team with experience from Tesla, Waymo, Cruise, Google, Rivian, Apple, Uber, and Waabi. The company aims to advance the autonomy stack, launch pilots, and begin early manufacturing to support eventual public-road deployment.
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