Excellent internship experience.
Lots of work, but I learned a lot of concepts through practical implementation.
Supportive manager and mentor.
Lots of motivation and encouragement from peers.
You get to feel the importance of meaningful technological work which would help humanity.
It widens your vision and perception of technology.
No cons. You may have lots of work (some people consider this a con), but I took it as a challenge. The reality is "No Pain, No Gain." If you are to contribute to a revolution (Tesla is not just a company, it's a revolution), you will have to get out of your comfort zone.
The interview process involved a phone call with a recruiter, a first-round React interview, and a final-round system design interview. The process took 2-3 weeks, and they quickly responded with feedback on my performance.
Initially, I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, and then I was called for an onsite interview. I started by giving a presentation to a group of managers and firmware engineers. Then, I had a one-on-one interview with all six members pres
It was great. Everyone was nice, and communication was smooth. Tesla improved a lot over the past two years, thanks to its fast improvement in financial status and skyrocketing sales of new cars.
The interview process involved a phone call with a recruiter, a first-round React interview, and a final-round system design interview. The process took 2-3 weeks, and they quickly responded with feedback on my performance.
Initially, I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, and then I was called for an onsite interview. I started by giving a presentation to a group of managers and firmware engineers. Then, I had a one-on-one interview with all six members pres
It was great. Everyone was nice, and communication was smooth. Tesla improved a lot over the past two years, thanks to its fast improvement in financial status and skyrocketing sales of new cars.