About the role
We're hiring a Robotics Intern to help build the tools behind our robot cowboys. You'll work alongside our engineering team in Sydney on real production systems.
What you'll do
- Build control software tooling for our research operations
- Optimise vision models for edge deployment on NVIDIA Jetsons
- Train segmentation and detection models on real station data
- Travel to our research stations to run real test flights
You should have
- Strong programming skills in Python, with previous exposure to control systems design
- Hands-on experience training CV models, ideally detection or segmentation
- Willingness to spend time on cattle stations debugging in the field
6-8 weeks full-time, based in Sydney. Open to undergraduates and recent graduates. If it’s a fit, we’d love to explore longer term partnerships at the end of this period.
About GrazeMate
GrazeMate builds autonomous drones for cattle stations.
We're replacing helicopters and motorbikes with drones that herd cattle, count herds, and monitor pasture on their own. Helicopter mustering is expensive, dangerous, and still misses cattle. Our drones launch from a dock, fly the paddock, do the work, and come home. The only pilot is our RL models.
We went through YC (W26) and raised a seed round from the best investors in the valley. Our team is small and highly technical, and we're already working with some of the largest ranches in the world.
Engineering is based in Sydney, but the work happens everywhere. Expect to write code at a desk, in a truck, and in the dirt. We work hard because our ranchers do.
Required skills
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Job details
Salary
$5,000 - $8,000
Location
Sydney, New South Wales
Funding
Total raised
$1.2M
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Founders
Samson Rogers
Founder
Sam Rogers
LinkedInWhat happens next.
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