Autonomy & Active Safety Engineering Intern
Oshkosh CorporationAbout the role
At Oshkosh, we build, serve and protect people and communities around the world by designing and manufacturing some of the toughest specialty trucks and access equipment. We employ over 18,000 team members all united by a common purpose. Our engineering and product innovation help keep soldiers and firefighters safe, is critical in building and keeping communities clean and helps people do their jobs every day.
THE ROLE
As an Autonomy & Active Safety Engineering Intern in Summer 2027, you will work alongside Oshkosh engineers to develop, integrate, and demonstrate next-generation autonomy, robotics, perception, and vehicle control technologies on real vehicle platforms. Depending on your background, interests, location, and project assignment, your work may focus on areas such as computer vision and machine learning, perception and sensor fusion, localization and mapping, planning and controls, embedded systems, vehicle integration, simulation, or full-stack robotics development. Throughout the internship, you will gain hands-on engineering experience while developing an understanding of Oshkosh’s products, customers, technologies, values, and processes. Interns have the opportunity to own meaningful technical projects while receiving mentorship, training, and opportunities to connect with engineering professionals across the organization. If you're interested in helping develop the next generation of autonomy and active safety technologies for highly automated, mission-critical vehicles, let's talk! Locations: Oshkosh, Wisconsin and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
YOUR IMPACT
As an Autonomy & Active Safety Engineering Intern, your responsibilities may include: Owning an impactful technical project related to autonomy, active safety, robotics, perception, embedded controls, or vehicle systems Developing, integrating, testing, and demonstrating your work on real vehicles, test benches, or simulation environments Developing and evaluating computer vision and machine learning