The board
- Where
- Los Angeles
- Posted
- Sep 8
At Revel, we are revolutionizing the way the world’s most critical hardware is controlled—across aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing sectors. Our next-generation software stack combines an intuitive command/control interface, a specialized programming language tailored for hardware control, and a high-performance runtime environment. We empower engineers to build, test, and deploy critical systems rapidly, reliably, and safely.
The Internship
As an Embedded Software Engineering Intern at Revel, you’ll work on the software that connects our high-performance runtime to the physical world.
You’ll work closely with experienced software and embedded engineers to develop systems software, integrate with hardware, and build the foundations that allow Revel to reliably control complex industrial machinery.
What you'd do
- Work on software that controls real hardware — build systems that interact directly with the physical world
- Go deep technically — work at the intersection of systems programming, hardware, and software
- Learn from exceptional engineers — work closely with engineers who have built critical software systems
- Build real things — contribute to production software rather than purely academic or experimental projects
- Take on meaningful problems — work on technology used by customers across aerospace, automotive, energy, and advanced manufacturing
- Grow quickly — work in a small, ambitious team where your contributions are visible and your learning curve is steep
- Program: Summer 2027 Internship
- Duration: June - August 2027
- Type: Summer, paid internship
- Location: Los Angeles or San Francisco
What they want
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field
- Rising Junior or Senior graduating in 2027 or 2028
- Strong programming fundamentals and experience with C, C++, Rust, or another systems-oriented language
- Foundational understanding of operating systems, computer architecture, or Linux
- Interest in understanding how software interacts with hardware at a low level
- Strong analytical and debugging skills
- Hands-on experience through coursework, personal projects, research, or previous internships
- Curious, self-directed, and excited to learn from experienced engineers
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, technically challenging environment
- Strong written and verbal communication skills