bedrock-robotics

Bedrock deploys autonomous systems on heavy construction equipment across the United States. The company builds technology to improve job site safety and accelerate schedules on critical infrastructure projects by deploying autonomous excavators. Its team consists of industry veterans who previously worked on autonomous vehicle and software scaling efforts, combining algorithms with physical deployment on machinery.

In the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning, Bedrock develops learned behavior policies, diffusion flow matching models, world models, and onboard infrastructure that integrates Large Language Models and Vision-Language-Action models into a Rust middleware stack. These models are designed to handle multi-modal operations, real-time sensor tokenization, and edge inference runtimes on hardware such as NVIDIA Jetson Thor for autonomous heavy machinery.

The open roles listed for Bedrock are focused on internship positions in San Francisco, California. The available roles include a 2027 Internship Behavior ML Engineer focusing on learned manipulation policies, a 2027 Internship Onboard Infrastructure Engineer focusing on ML inference, and a 2027 Internship Behavior Machine Learning Engineer focusing on world models. These internship roles target students currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, or Doctor of Philosophy degree in fields such as computer science, electrical or computer engineering, machine learning, robotics, or related disciplines.