Summer 2026
ADAS Data Analytics Intern
Mercedes-Benz
10,001+ employees
Luxury vehicle sales, leasing, and services
Compensation Overview
$28 - $32/hr
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship
San Jose, CA, USA
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- Enrolled in a degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
- Strong programming skills in Python (e.g., pandas, Jupyter Notebooks)
- Solid foundations in software engineering (Git, Linux, debugging, automated testing, basic design principles)
- Experience with data analytics environments like Databricks, Spark or Pyspark
- Experience with scripting languages to automated operation system workflows in Unix environments (e. g. shell script)
- Experience with agile software development methods
- Good communication skills, ability to formulate thoughts and ideas precisely in verbal and written form
- Ability to work in a dynamic environment with changing boundary conditions
- Learn and work with Databricks pipelines using PySpark and SQL
- Develop high quality Python code following software engineering best practices (code reviews, clean design, refactoring, unit and regression testing)
- Design, deploy, and integrate analytics toolchains in the cloud and within the autonomous driving fleet
- Test and validate solutions both in cloud environments and on real development vehicles
- Collaborate with international teams and development partners across regions
- Work in an Agile/Scrum environment to deliver measurable, customer focused value
- Explore the application of AI and data science methods to derive insights from large scale vehicle data
- Hands‑on experience with Apache Spark and/or Databricks
- Experience working in Linux environments
- Exposure to cloud‑based data processing or large‑scale data workflows
- Curiosity, self‑motivation, and enthusiasm for solving open‑ended technical challenges
- Interest in autonomous driving, ADAS, or automotive software systems
Mercedes-Benz USA sells and leases luxury vehicles in the United States under the Mercedes-Benz and AMG brands, and it also provides after-sales services and branded lifestyle merchandise. Its vehicles include sedans, SUVs, and electric models, and the company earns revenue from direct sales, leases, maintenance, repairs, and merchandise. MBUSA differentiates itself through the Mercedes-Benz and AMG luxury and performance branding, a full ecosystem of sales, leasing, service, and branded goods, plus a strong US market focus and emphasis on premium EVs. The goal is to deliver premium mobility and ownership experiences by offering a complete luxury product lineup, high-quality service, and brand-building merchandise while advancing electric models and environmental compliance.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
1970
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- PRE-SAFE Sound expands across C-Class to S-Class models.
- 2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid Wagon targets U.S. market.
- 2027 GLC EV prototype enhances electric SUV lineup.
What critics are saying
- Recalls hit 20,000 vehicles for brake fluid leaks.
- 6,247 G-Class models recalled for ESP warning failures.
- AMG hybrids recalled for software-caused drive power loss.
What makes Mercedes-Benz unique
- PRE-SAFE Sound uses pink noise for hearing protection in crashes.
- AMG E53 hybrid delivers most powerful 6-cylinder sedan performance.
- VanSolution launches upfitting for Sprinter and eSprinter vans.
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