Robotics System Test Intern - The Toro Company

Overview

Assist in testing and validating Toro robotics systems in a summer internship.

Key Responsibilities

• test reports
• system testing
• validation plans
• status updates

Tasks

-Creating evaluation or test reports of robotic systems -Create and implement system level testing and validation plans -Provide regular status updates to robotics team

Requirements

• data analysis
• programming
• computer science
• electrical engineering
• critical thinking
• collaboration

What You Bring

-Skills Example: data collection and analysis, programming skills -Experience & Education: Pursuing degree in Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering -Characteristics: strong work ethic, critical thinking skills, collaborative approach to problem solving.

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Benefits

-Dress for your day – We know you're more productive when you're comfortable, which is why TTC employees are encouraged to take advantage of our casual, corporate environment. -Volunteerism – The Toro Company is proud to provide interns 8 hours of paid time to volunteer in the community. -Summer Hours *Based on Location* – Enjoy a flexible schedule during the summer! By working a little more during the first few days of the week, TTC employees at certain locations are able to start their weekends early and leave by noon on Friday. -Competitive Pay – anticipated pay $22.00-$33.00 per hour.

About The Toro Company

-Products trusted by professionals in grounds maintenance, agriculture, and construction sectors. -Expanded offerings include innovations in lawnmowers, irrigation systems, and snow removal equipment. -Recognized for cutting-edge technology and commitment to improving productivity and efficiency. -Serves diverse markets like professional landscaping, sports fields, golf courses, agriculture, and snow removal. -Continuous investment in research and development ensures products meet evolving industry needs. -Pioneering work in sustainable irrigation solutions.

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