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Intern - Autonomous Mobility Software Development

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WHILL (near-distance/sidewalk mobility; the first to commercialize autonomous personal mobility in airports, combining autonomous-driving, robotics and web technology, deployed in airports and hospitals in Japan, the US and Europe; ~300 employees globally) seeks an intern to support software development for its autonomous personal mobility (robot). The machine-software team works with hardware, web-software, quality and business teams, adopting generative-AI development-support tools for efficient, high-quality development. Internship content: autonomous-driving software development using ROS1/2 for autonomous personal-mobility development, with tasks adjusted to the applicant's interests and experience. Required: research or development experience in software to operate robots; robot-contest (robocon) experience at university/technical college. Person: alignment with WHILL's mission/values; ability to come to the office multiple times per week as needed; willingness to challenge new technology including generative AI. Language: business-advanced Japanese. Internship, based in Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo.

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Employment
Internship
Japanese
N2
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-06-30
Category
Software & IT

About WHILL

WHILL is a Japanese mobility company that designs and manufactures stylish personal electric wheelchairs and autonomous mobility services.

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Company details

Size
Mid-size
Founded
2012
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Employees
201–500
Industry
Mobility · Robotics
Funding
Series D
Website
whill.inc

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