Al/ML Internship

Candidates report a two‑stage interview process: an initial profile screening followed by a technical interview focusing on data structures, ROS2 basics, and AI/ML concepts, ending with an HR round. Difficulty is moderate; preparation on Python, C++, and basic robotics concepts is essential.

IZI Ventures promotes a collaborative and fast‑learning environment where interns are treated as full contributors. The startup offers flexible working hours, a focus on skill development, and regular knowledge‑sharing sessions, ensuring a healthy work‑life balance while delivering impactful projects.

Undergraduate or Postgraduate engineering students (B.E./B.Tech/M.Tech) in Computer Science, Robotics, Mechatronics, Aerospace, Electronics or related fields. Minimum aggregate of 60% (or CGPA 6.0/10). Open to batch years 2025, 2026, 2027. Maximum one active backlog allowed; no backlogs at the time of joining.

Round 1: Profile Screening → Round 2: Technical Interview (coding, robotics concepts, AI/ML) → Round 3: HR Interview

IZI Ventures Private Limited is an emerging technology startup focused on building autonomous aerial and ground robotics solutions for a variety of industries, including agriculture, logistics, and surveillance. Founded by a group of engineers and AI enthusiasts, the company blends cutting‑edge research with practical product development, aiming to democratize access to advanced UAV and robotic platforms across India. With a small but highly skilled team, IZI Ventures encourages a culture of rapid prototyping, open‑source contribution, and continuous learning, making it an attractive destination for fresh talent eager to work on real‑world autonomous systems. The Al/ML Internship offers a hands‑on opportunity for undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students to dive deep into the world of autonomous drones and robotics. Interns will collaborate with senior engineers to design, develop, and test software modules that power flight control, mission planning, and perception pipelines. The role is ideal for candidates who are passionate about AI, computer vision, and embedded systems, and who want to see their code run on actual UAV hardware in field experiments. Key responsibilities include: 1. Developing and testing software modules for autonomous UAV and robotic platforms. 2. Working on flight stack integration, mission planning, and autonomous behaviour implementation. 3. Building and maintaining simulation environments (Gazebo, AirSim) for testing and validation. 4. Implementing computer vision and AI/ML solutions for perception tasks such as object detection and tracking. 5. Integrating sensors (LiDAR, cameras, IMU) into navigation and control pipelines. 6. Supporting testing, debugging, and performance tuning of onboard systems. 7. Assisting with hardware bring‑up and field experiments on real platforms. 8. Writing clear documentation for code, experiments, and results. 9. Collaborating with cross‑functional teams to translate research prototypes into production‑ready modules. 10. Contributing to open‑source repositories and internal knowledge bases. The tech stack revolves around Python and C++, ROS2, simulation tools like Gazebo or AirSim, and deep‑learning frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow. Familiarity with PX4 or Ardupilot flight stacks, embedded Linux, and edge computing platforms is also valuable. Interns will gain exposure to the full lifecycle of autonomous system development—from algorithm design to deployment on edge hardware—providing a strong foundation for a career in robotics or AI. Why join IZI Ventures? The internship offers direct mentorship from industry experts, the chance to work on cutting‑edge autonomous projects, and the possibility of a full‑time offer based on performance. The fast‑paced environment encourages innovation, and the company’s commitment to open‑source means interns can showcase their contributions publicly, boosting their professional portfolio.