Our interns contribute as regular members of the team and are tasked with the same challenging work as their full-time teammates. You will participate in planning meetings, hands-on development, and code reviews. Your output becomes a part of the final product. But don’t worry, we won’t leave you on your own through all of this — you’ll be paired with a senior member of the team who will offer support, review your work, and provide meaningful feedback throughout.
Go beyond classroom theory and move into practical applications. See how the entire process and team works together to build meaningful results. Learn how to approach challenging problems and understand the flow of working on a cutting-edge project. Take two steps forward and one step back — we’ve all been there! Learn how much you don’t know about what you don’t know, then learn some more.
We work in a historic high school, which means space for unconventional office activities. On any given day, our gymnasium can host robotics testing, volleyball, yoga, ping pong, or a company party. The school is a great backdrop for continuous learning and innovation.
Stand out from the crowd with real-world experience on autonomous vehicles and real-time simulation projects. Work hard and impress your teammates to grow your professional network. Show what you’re capable of and build yourself a brighter future!
Yes! We appreciate the ideas and input that our interns bring and offer competitive compensation.
While interviews can be held virtually, our interns work on-site in Saline, MI.
Our internships typically begin in May/June and run through August. We start collecting applications near the end of the year for the next summer.
Our office hours are flexible, but most of your team will be here from 8am to 5pm. We’ll work with you to accommodate scheduling for classes and expect that your on-site time will generally coincide with our office hours. After all, we want to give you as much hands-on time as possible with your engineering team and necessary equipment!
Respectfully comfortable. We’re a jeans and t-shirt kind of place – creative cat t-shirts are a plus!
We use whatever is best for any particular project. You might find yourself learning multiple languages and how they interact throughout the course of your time here. If that makes your fingertips yearn for a keyboard, you’re at the right place!
Yes! You will work closely with QSAI engineers and gain first-hand experience on real projects. We aim to use your contributions in our final products and will offer support to help you strengthen your engineering skillset.
This is the starting point! To facilitate a fair, efficient recruiting process, all candidates must submit an application in order to be considered. Once you have successfully applied, you will receive a confirmation email. The hiring team will then review your application and resume to see if you meet the minimum qualification requirements of the position.
If it looks like you could be a great fit, a member of our team will be in touch to initiate next steps. Instead of the typical phone screen, we’ll send a short questionnaire that you can complete at a time that works best for you. These questions will be role-specific and are designed to dig more into your background to better understand your experience, interests and preferences.
At this point, you’re in the final stage of our interview process and we can’t wait to meet you! Your mentor will detail the work you will be doing and ask you questions to learn more about your background and interests. We can conduct these over video conference or you’re welcome to drop by in-person if that’s available to you.
After your interview, the team will meet to discuss the alignment of your skills and interests with the work we have planned for the summer. We aim to provide you with an update either way within a few days.