Three rounds of interviews.
1st round was with a recruiting engineer and focused on my previous experience on my resume, as well as some behavioral questions.
2nd round was with a Senior Engineer who was a lead on a program. I was asked about previous experiences, why I wanted to work for Tesla, and then some technical questions.
3rd round was the same as the 2nd.
I was shown a stress-strain curve for two different metals (steel and aluminum) and was asked to go in depth on the differences and characteristics in the two graphs. I also had to describe what each characteristic meant, such as:
I was also asked how the natural frequency of a steel rod compares to that of an aluminum rod.
The following metrics were computed from 12 interview experiences for the Tesla Mechanical Engineer Intern role in United States.
Tesla's interview process for their Mechanical Engineer Intern roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Tesla's Mechanical Engineer Intern interview process in United States.