Engineering Intern — Summer/Fall 2026

Job description

**Revise Robotics · Dumbo, Brooklyn · In-person · Paid** We're automating laptop refurbishment end-to-end: a robot arm picks up a used laptop, opens it, turns it on, wipes it to NIST standards, diagnoses what's broken, fixes what it can, and prepares it for its next owner. **What we're actually looking for** Someone who has done something genuinely unusual and is good at it. Some examples of what "unusual" might look like — not a checklist, just calibration: - You've built a robot that does something weird and it actually works. - You've reverse-engineered firmware, written custom HID devices, or have opinions about USB-C alt modes. - You've trained a vision model on a dataset you collected yourself because nothing existed. - You've shipped a hardware project where the mechanical, electrical, and software all had to work together and you did all three. - You have deep knowledge of something adjacent we'd never think to ask about — dry ice cleaning, capacitive sensing, industrial machine vision, BIOS internals, low-FPS visual servoing, battery safety. - You've done something on your own time that a reasonable person would describe as "weird" or "obsessive." If none of those describe you but you think you'd be particularly well-suited to work on our problem, please tell us why. We'd rather hire someone with one deep, weird strength than someone well-rounded. **What you'll do here** Work on whatever part of the pipeline your background makes you particularly formidable at. Recent intern-scale problems have included: vision under adversarial lighting, end-effector design for laptop manipulation, autonomous BIOS navigation, and reward shaping for cable insertion. We'll match the project to you, not the other way around. **Logistics and compensation** In-person at our Dumbo office. 10–12 weeks, flexible start. You'll work directly with Antonio (CTO) and Rupesh (CEO), alongside the core team.