1 month ago
Berkeley, CA, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Design and implement performant web applications with Vue, Nuxt, and TypeScript.
- Develop backend services with NestJS, Rust, or Go.
- Build and operate distributed backends using Postgres and TimescaleDB.
- Own cloud and infrastructure layers and architect globally scalable deployments.
- Implement CI/CD, automated testing, observability, and incident-response workflows.
- Collaborate with product and robotics teams to integrate data, telemetry, and control interfaces.
- Build customer-facing and internal tools, including full-stack applications.
Requirements
- Working toward a bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science or a related field.
- U.S. permanent residency is required.
- Ability to work on-site part-time is required.
- A history of building projects or relevant industry experience.
- Experience or interest in TypeScript; Vue/Nuxt.js; NestJS, Rust, or Go; Postgres/TimescaleDB; GitHub Actions or Argo; and OpenTelemetry, Datadog, or Sentry.
- Experience with iOS and Android app development, particularly cross-platform programming, is preferred.
- Comfort with the pace and intensity of an early-stage startup.
Benefits
- $25-35/hr compensation.
- Relocation assistance and company perks.
- Spring internship running from January through May 2027, depending on the student’s school schedule.
- Part-time on-site work arrangement.
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About Terranova
Terranova builds car-sized terraforming robots to lift land out of flood zones. These robots inject a wood slurry deep underground, precisely reshaping property and creating new land, without surface disturbance. This elevation is permanent and provides proactive protection for all types of infrastructure, wetlands, and new development projects. Our three robot and one mothership system can lift an acre by a foot every day. Backed by Outlander VC, Congruent Ventures, Galvanize’s seed fund, GoAhead Ventures, and angels like Palmer Luckey. Please contact us at contact@terranova.inc for a quote on your elevation project.