Mechanical Engineering Placement (6 Months), New Grad
About the role
About the company
Aseon Labs builds robotic pitstops for self-driving cars. A depot in a box for charging, cleaning and inspecting autonomous fleets directly in operating zones.
Autonomous driving is working. The operational layer around it is not. Today, fleets lose significant time and money travelling to centralised depots for charging, cleaning and servicing, creating dead miles, lower uptime and operational bottlenecks that limit fleet scale.
Aseon Pods are modular, rapidly deployable robotic stations that keep autonomous fleets operating near demand. By bringing operations directly into demand zones, Aseon helps fleet operators increase uptime, reduce operational overhead and scale markets more efficiently without relying on large centralised depots.
George and Dan are second-time founders and mobility infrastructure operators. Previously, they built and scaled Pushme to 5,000 stations across 40 cities and were acquired by TIER-Dott. Aseon Labs is backed by Y Combinator (YC P26), has just closed a $10M raise, and is headquartered in Redwood City.
About the role
Aseon is looking for a Mechanical Engineering Intern to start now and work directly alongside the founding team on the mechanical design and production implementation of the Aseon Pod. This is a six-month, in-person placement based in our Redwood City office and workshop, built for someone finishing a master's degree or undergraduate engineering programme seeking ownership and hands-on hardware exposure that conventional graduate roles or corporate rotation programmes can’t offer.
You will report directly to the founders and work day-to-day across mechanical, robotics and controls disciplines. At a company this early, your work is not simulated or set aside as a training exercise. What you design, prototype and help ship goes directly into hardware that gets deployed in the field. Strong performance over the six months carries a genuine path to a full-time offer.
