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Robotics Research Intern Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

A Design Engineer Intern will work with a small R&D team in Dallas to produce an industry leading Mobile Robotic solution for the Material Handling Industry. They will utilize the latest technologies ...

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Engineer Intern

Grand Prairie, TX ยท On-site

$18 - $19/hr

Research and procure materials from vendors * Potentially travel to facilities for on-site work ... Robot team, Catapult Team, HPVC Team, or personal projects) Who We Are Our Values Environmental ...

Engineer Intern

Grand Prairie, TX ยท On-site

$18 - $19/hr

Research and procure materials from vendors * Potentially travel to facilities for on-site work ... Robot team, Catapult Team, HPVC Team, or personal projects) Who We Are Our Values Environmental ...

Engineer Intern

Grand Prairie, TX ยท On-site

$18 - $19/hr

Research and procure materials from vendors * Potentially travel to facilities for on-site work ... Robot team, Catapult Team, HPVC Team, or personal projects) Who We Are Our Values Environmental ...

Engineer Intern

Grand Prairie, TX ยท On-site

$18 - $19/hr

Research and procure materials from vendors * Potentially travel to facilities for on-site work ... Robot team, Catapult Team, HPVC Team, or personal projects) Who We Are Our Values Environmental ...

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Robotics Research Intern information

What does a robotics research intern do?

A Robotics Research Intern assists with the development and testing of robotic systems, working under the guidance of experienced engineers or researchers. Their tasks often include programming robots, running experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and documenting results. Interns may also contribute to research papers and presentations, depending on the project. This role provides hands-on experience with cutting-edge robotics technology and helps interns build foundational skills for a career in robotics.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a robotics research intern?

To thrive as a Robotics Research Intern, you need a solid background in robotics, computer science, or engineering, with coursework or experience in algorithms, control systems, and programming (often at least a bachelor's level in progress). Familiarity with technical tools like ROS (Robot Operating System), simulation environments (e.g., Gazebo, MATLAB), and coding languages such as Python or C++ is typically required. Strong problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and effective communication skills help interns contribute meaningfully to collaborative research projects. These skills and qualities are crucial for innovating and advancing robotics solutions in both academic and industry settings.

What types of projects or responsibilities can a robotics research intern expect during their internship?

As a Robotics Research Intern, you can expect to work on a variety of hands-on and collaborative projects, such as developing algorithms for robot perception, assisting in hardware integration, or running experiments to validate robotic systems. Interns often contribute to ongoing research efforts, participate in team meetings, and sometimes co-author research papers. The work environment is typically fast-paced and supportive, with mentorship from experienced researchers and engineers. You'll also have opportunities to present your findings, gain exposure to cutting-edge robotics technology, and network with professionals in the field.

What is the difference between Robotics Research Intern vs Robotics Engineer?

AspectRobotics Research InternRobotics Engineer
CredentialsTypically pursuing or holding a degree in robotics, engineering, or related fieldsBachelor's or master's degree in robotics, mechanical, electrical, or computer engineering
Work EnvironmentResearch labs, academic institutions, or corporate R&D departmentsDesign, develop, and implement robotic systems in industrial, commercial, or research settings
Employer & Industry UsageUniversities, research institutions, tech companiesManufacturers, tech firms, automation companies

Robotics Research Interns focus on supporting research projects, gaining hands-on experience, and exploring new technologies. Robotics Engineers are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining robotic systems, often leading projects and applying engineering principles. While both roles require a background in robotics, interns typically have less experience and work under supervision, whereas engineers hold more advanced responsibilities and often have full-time positions.

What are the most commonly searched types of Robotics Research jobs in Texas?

The most popular types of Robotics Research jobs in Texas are:

Research and Development (Houston Research Center) - 2027 Summer Student Program

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Houston R&D Center
Disciplines: Engineering Majors, Data Science, Computer Science, Geology, Chemistry, Material Science
Work with experienced scientists to address upstream challenges including drilling, exploration, production and technology advancements.
Reservoir Engineering Technology Intern Opportunity
Disciplines: Engineering (any), Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Chemistry, Material Science, Biologist, Physics, Geology, Geochemistry
Houston RETT develops technologies to overcome challenges in exploration and production and optimize development of unconventional resources in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Typical activities Include:

  • Assist staff in conducting R&D focused on challenges encountered by the unconventional assets in the Kingdom
  • Support integration of laboratory, field, and modeling data to improve understanding and development of unconventional reservoirs.
  • RETH has a broad research portfolio that provides a diverse range of learning opportunities
  • Conduct laboratory measurements and experiments that help improve our understanding of these unconventional resources
  • Organize, analyze and integrate data gathered within R&D or from external laboratories
  • Students are assigned mentors and will be challenged to carry out their duties independently.
  • Towards the end of the assignment, students will assemble their work for a team presentation. Their work will be incorporated with prior and on-going work into a presentation or manuscript for submission to a conference or a journal.

Drilling Technology Intern Opportunity
Disciplines: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Chemistry, Petroleum Engineering
Develop future drilling and workover technologies that will place Saudi Aramco among the best in the industry in terms of safety, performance, efficiency, and cost effectiveness. Opportunity will include working on sustainability projects that include CO2 sequestration and hydrogen production.

Typical Activities include:

  • Drilling and cementing fluid preparation and characterization
  • Material synthesis, characterization and applications
  • Operate intricate laboratory equipment

Sensors Development Intern Opportunity 
Disciplines: Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related fields
Develop new oilfield measurement instruments from concept to field-tested prototypes. With expertise in sensing science, robotics, and engineering design, researchers have created faster, more cost- effective ways of gathering data.
Typical Activities include:
Electrical Engineering Summer Student
For sensor systems in oil field instruments student will work on:

  • Circuit Design
  • Firmware programming
  • Testing of systems

Mechanical Engineering Summer Student
For sensor systems in oil field instruments student will work on:

  • Mechanical Design (Solid Works)
  • Additive manufacturing
  • Flow-loop Testing

Artificial Intelligence Technology Intern Opportunity
Disciplines: Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics
Research and develop machine learning and artificial intelligence technology for upstream applications, to turn Aramco data into improved decision making, automation, operation efficiency and sustainability.
Typical Activities include:

  • Developing and evaluating AI/ML models for upstream oil and gas applications.
  • Preparing, organizing, and analyzing structured and unstructured datasets.
  • Applying AI techniques such as computer vision, NLP, forecasting, anomaly detection, optimization, and physics-informed methods to upstream oil and gas challenges.
  • Assessing model performance, uncertainty, feature importance, and comparisons with conventional workflows.
  • Converting research code into reusable, production-ready workflows and applications.
  • Supporting the development of AI-enabled decision-support tools, data pipelines, dashboards, and reporting solutions.
  • Collaborating with scientists, engineers, and developers to deploy digital technologies.
  • Preparing technical reports, presentations, and project demonstrations.

Geophysics Technology Intern Opportunity
Disciplines: Geophysics, Geoscience, Data Science
Conducts research on advances in surface and borehole seismic data processing and inversion and developing rock-physics enabled integrated geosolutions technologies for geophysical support of onshore and offshore E&D workflows, and Drilling Hazards Characterization.

Typical Activities include:

  • Developing machine learning methods
  • Analysis of borehole seismic and distributed acoustic sensing data
  • Developing rock physics models for pore pressure prediction
     

Technical Upstream (Houston)
We provide support for Saudi Aramco’s Upstream operations and research. Our Upstream
Group collaborates with the EXPEC Advanced Research Center, Saudi Aramco's award-winning
upstream R&D center in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and is a key player in the scientific and
engineering organizations that drive the upstream O&G industry.
Upstream Engineering Opportunity
Disciplines: Sustainability, Chemical, Environmental, Petroleum Engineering or Chemistry
The summer student will assist senior engineers in technology identification, detailed review
and assessment. Upstream’s Sustainability Team is focused on Decarbonization, Carbon
Circularity and New Energies (Hydrogen) technologies to reduce the upstream operational
carbon intensity.
Typical activities Include:

  • Assisting senior engineers in market intelligence reports.
  • Support coordination with 3rd Party technology providers.
  • Support in assembling the technical brief and technology reports.
  • Assist in required engineering simulations and calculations as required.
  • Support in preparation of presentation slides to management.

Houston Downstream

The Houston Downstream Research Center is advancing sustainable technologies to address global emissions and improve energy efficiency. Our research spans synthetic fuels, hydrogen production, and renewable energy integration—driving innovation in the downstream sector.

Downstream Engineering Opportunity
Disciplines: Chemistry, Chemical Engineer, Material Science

Typical Activities Include:

  • Synthesizing and characterizing catalytic and adsorptive materials
  • Operating advanced experimental systems and instrumentation
  • Collecting and analyzing technical data
  • Supporting process design and optimization efforts

Advanced Materials Intern Opportunity
Disciplines: Chemistry, Chemical Engineer, Material Science
Advanced Materials Team develops novel materials – polymers, organic-inorganic hybrids, functionalization of materials – to overcome challenges in upstream sectors. Team also covers the automation of materials discovery through robotics.

Typical Activities include:

  • Polymer synthesis and characterization
  • Evaluation of Loss circulation materials, drag reducing agents, water shutoff formulations
  • Extraction of critical metals
  • Automation of materials discovery
  • Operation and handling of advanced characterization tools

Opportunity eligible for internship course credit (credits earned), please check with your Academic Advisor or University.

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