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Evodyne Robotics College Internship Program

Fall 2025-2026 College Robotics Instructor and Internship

Evodyne is an educational robotics startup in downtown Mountain View, California. We design and manufacture our own robots right in house. Our products include robotic arms, robot dogs, and recently, a life- sized humanoid robot. We use Arduino, Raspberry Pi, electronics, programming, CAD design and 3D printing to bring these robots to life.

During the school year beginning September, this position will be in-person for weekday evenings and Saturdays, and will transition to a full time summer job next year.

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Internships at Evodyne
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Hieu Trung Hoang

I learned a wide variety of things as a Evodyne intern, such as web development, electrical engineering, coding, etc. I'm also learning how much I dont know and filling gaps in my current knowledge. This internship has honed my problem solving skills as well as my ability to work with others. I enjoyed being an instructor and seeing the students bring their creativity to life. As the instructor for the Evodog, I saw students code custom animations such as the dog doing push-ups and punches, which was exciting to see.

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Issac Hernandez-Nguyen

My favorite part about being an intern is working with Raghav, he has been a great mentor and helped me alot with coming up with designs. My abilities in creating complex gearing systems using CAD have significantly improved. Also my 3D printing abilities. I absolutely recommend this internship. Raghav gives us lots of freedom to come up with efficient designs while still guiding us. It is helping me to become a better engineer. Seeing how some children really enjoy the projects and want to learn more in depth. They come after class or during break to ask advanced questions.

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Jack He

My time at Evodyne was a great learning experience. I was the primary instructor for the Genesis course. In this role, I was able to hone my teaching skills. I also had the opportunity to tackle some unique technical challenges, such as developing a self balancing algorithm for a quadruped robot.

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Nathan Chuop

As an instructor and a researcher here, I am always debugging for the students and finding better ways to design my projects. Unlike school where there is a clear solution, I get to figure it out myself. I get to work on things that I feel are useful to me and others. Getting to know the other interns has been great. We all come from different parts of the Bay Area and have vastly different experiences and we were able to connect because of our passion for robotics. I enjoy customizing the lessons for the students and making sure it is easy to understand, lively, and practical. While prepping for lessons can take a while, it makes me feel really knowledgable and that I can be a robotics version of Bill Nye the Science guy.

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Anuj Kathail

Interning at Evodyne Robotics has been a really great experience for me. During my time here I have been able to grow both technically and professionally. I developed both a steering system for the evocar using computer vision as well as creating a way for the evodog to balance and move on angled surfaces. Overall, during my time here I have been able to meet many incredible people and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to learn so much.

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Evodyne Robotics

We are looking for a team member who will:

- Assist as a robotics instructor to high school and middle school students for our afterschool program
- Enhance our existing robots and help with designing new educational robots to add to our portfolio
- Example projects include: Working on EvoDroid, a full-sized humanoid robot being designed and built from scratch and the adaptive gait control algorithm for our research robot dog (EvoDog Pro)
- Work on a custom brushless motor + integrated gearbox design with high backdrivability
- Design the motor driver and controller for brushless motors

The candidate should be:
- Familiar with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, basic electronics, CAD modeling
- Good programming skills, C++/Python
- Willing to learn quickly using tons of our existing content as taught by existing teachers
- Ability to build rapport with students
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills

More:
Previous experience with teaching is a plus, but not mandatory

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