Tata Consultancy Services
Robotics Programming & Testing Intern (Pittsburgh)
Tata Consultancy Services, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, 15289
Role - Robotics Programming & Testing Intern
Location - Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite)
Stipend - $20 - $22/Hr
Duration - 3 Months
Position Overview Join our innovative robotics team at
TCS Medical Robotics Center , TCS Hall on
Carnegie Mellon Universitys Pittsburgh campus
as an intern, contributing to the programming and testing of advanced robotic platforms, with a focus on medical robotics applications. This 3-month internship offers hands-on experience with innovative technology in a collaborative, research-driven environment.
Key Responsibilities Programming & Development Develop software for robotic platforms, including Misty II social robots, Unitree U6 humanoid robots, mobile robots, and OEM robotic arms with different grippers. Write clean, efficient code in Python, C++, or other relevant languages. Implement algorithms for robot control, navigation, and manipulation, with applications in medical robotics. Integrate sensors, actuators, and control systems for medical and assistive robotic systems.
Testing & Validation Design and execute rigorous testing protocols for robotic systems and software. Conduct functionality, performance, and safety tests, emphasizing medical robotics standards. Document results, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate on solutions. Perform field tests to validate performance in real-world medical scenarios.
ROS Development Build and maintain ROS (Robot Operating System) packages and nodes. Create custom message types, services, and action servers for robotics applications. Implement navigation, perception, and manipulation functionalities in ROS. Debug and optimize ROS-based applications for medical robotics.
Required Qualifications Technical Skills Proficiency in Python and C++ programming Experience with ROS (Robot Operating System) Knowledge of robotics fundamentals (kinematics, control systems, sensor integration) Familiarity with Linux/Ubuntu and version control (Git) Understanding of software development best practices
Educational Background Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Robotics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field Coursework in robotics, programming, or automation systems
Preferred Qualifications Exposure to medical robotics or assistive technologies Experience with robotic platforms (e.g., mobile robots, manipulators, or humanoid systems) Familiarity with computer vision libraries (e.g., OpenCV, PCL) Knowledge of simulation tools (e.g., Gazebo, Coppelia Sim) Understanding of machine learning applications in robotics Experience with hardware interfaces or embedded systems programming
Personal Attributes Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy in robotics applications Excellent communication skills for interdisciplinary collaboration Interest in healthcare innovation and improving patient outcomes
What You'll Gain Hands-on experience with state-of-the-art robotic systems, including medical robotics Proficiency in industry-standard tools and research methodologies Mentorship from leading robotics professionals at CMU Contributions to impactful medical robotics projects Career growth in a high-demand, innovative field
Duration & Commitment Duration:
3 months Commitment:
[e.g., full-time, part-time, flexible hours] Location:
On-site at TCS Hall, Carnegie Mellon University Campus, Pittsburgh, PA
Application Requirements Please submit: Resume highlighting relevant technical skills, projects, and medical robotics experience Cover letter detailing your passion for robotics, especially medical applications, and interest in this role Portfolio or examples of programming projects (e.g., GitHub links) Academic transcripts (unofficial accepted)
Position Overview Join our innovative robotics team at
TCS Medical Robotics Center , TCS Hall on
Carnegie Mellon Universitys Pittsburgh campus
as an intern, contributing to the programming and testing of advanced robotic platforms, with a focus on medical robotics applications. This 3-month internship offers hands-on experience with innovative technology in a collaborative, research-driven environment.
Key Responsibilities Programming & Development Develop software for robotic platforms, including Misty II social robots, Unitree U6 humanoid robots, mobile robots, and OEM robotic arms with different grippers. Write clean, efficient code in Python, C++, or other relevant languages. Implement algorithms for robot control, navigation, and manipulation, with applications in medical robotics. Integrate sensors, actuators, and control systems for medical and assistive robotic systems.
Testing & Validation Design and execute rigorous testing protocols for robotic systems and software. Conduct functionality, performance, and safety tests, emphasizing medical robotics standards. Document results, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate on solutions. Perform field tests to validate performance in real-world medical scenarios.
ROS Development Build and maintain ROS (Robot Operating System) packages and nodes. Create custom message types, services, and action servers for robotics applications. Implement navigation, perception, and manipulation functionalities in ROS. Debug and optimize ROS-based applications for medical robotics.
Required Qualifications Technical Skills Proficiency in Python and C++ programming Experience with ROS (Robot Operating System) Knowledge of robotics fundamentals (kinematics, control systems, sensor integration) Familiarity with Linux/Ubuntu and version control (Git) Understanding of software development best practices
Educational Background Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Robotics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field Coursework in robotics, programming, or automation systems
Preferred Qualifications Exposure to medical robotics or assistive technologies Experience with robotic platforms (e.g., mobile robots, manipulators, or humanoid systems) Familiarity with computer vision libraries (e.g., OpenCV, PCL) Knowledge of simulation tools (e.g., Gazebo, Coppelia Sim) Understanding of machine learning applications in robotics Experience with hardware interfaces or embedded systems programming
Personal Attributes Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy in robotics applications Excellent communication skills for interdisciplinary collaboration Interest in healthcare innovation and improving patient outcomes
What You'll Gain Hands-on experience with state-of-the-art robotic systems, including medical robotics Proficiency in industry-standard tools and research methodologies Mentorship from leading robotics professionals at CMU Contributions to impactful medical robotics projects Career growth in a high-demand, innovative field
Duration & Commitment Duration:
3 months Commitment:
[e.g., full-time, part-time, flexible hours] Location:
On-site at TCS Hall, Carnegie Mellon University Campus, Pittsburgh, PA
Application Requirements Please submit: Resume highlighting relevant technical skills, projects, and medical robotics experience Cover letter detailing your passion for robotics, especially medical applications, and interest in this role Portfolio or examples of programming projects (e.g., GitHub links) Academic transcripts (unofficial accepted)