Graduate Research Engineer - Robotics & Autonomy
Listed on 2026-10-13
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Research/Development
Robotics, Research Assistant/Associate
Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) invites applications for a Junior Collaborative Autonomy Graduate Research Assistant for the Spring 2027 semester. Candidates should have strong C/C++ and Python programming skills, familiarity with Linux, and a solid mathematical foundation to tackle robotics problems.
US citizenship is required for government contracts; the role offers part-time 10–20 hours weekly, with potential security clearance and opportunity to work on real-time robotics in ATAS.
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