2 days ago
North Kingstown, RI, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Own a scoped project in test and ground systems or vehicle health monitoring, such as telemetry prioritization, ingest and replay tooling, or fault-detection prototypes.
- Design telemetry schemas and build ingest, replay, and quick-look analysis tools for test infrastructure.
- Develop and verify software against recorded vehicle data and bench setups using the vehicle's publish/subscribe data model.
- Write automated tests for stale, missing, delayed, and malformed data scenarios.
- Support live test campaigns and work with crew-facing and vehicle-health data as needed.
- Collaborate with engineers supporting Paladin, Viceroy, and Squire across navigation, perception interfaces, and deployment tooling.
- Document design decisions and present project findings to the team.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in an M.S. or PhD program in computer science, software engineering, robotics, ECE, aerospace, or a related field.
- Strong Python and/or modern C++ skills, including C++17 or later, and the ability to build and debug in a Linux environment.
- Strong foundations in software design, data structures, concurrency, and automated testing.
- Familiarity with event-driven or publish/subscribe systems, message passing, networking, topics, and data flow.
- Experience with DDS, ROS 2, MQTT, or similar middleware is preferred.
- Experience with data logging, time-series pipelines, dashboards, simulation, hardware-in-the-loop setups, or log replay tooling for robotic or vehicle software is preferred.
- Effective communication, collaboration, adaptability, creative problem-solving, and interest in continuous improvement.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation.
- Housing stipend available for those temporarily moving to join the team.
- Daily free catered lunches.
- Learning and professional development opportunities.
- Meaningful projects with mentorship and guidance from experienced team members.
About REGENT
REGENT designs and manufactures all-electric seaglider vessels—wing-in-ground-effect craft that travel just above the water—for coastal passenger and cargo transport. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, the privately held company’s initial 12-passenger Viceroy model targets routes up to about 180 miles at roughly 180 mph using existing dock infrastructure. It sells vehicles and supporting systems to ferry operators, logistics providers, and other coastal transportation customers.