Controls Intern at Tesla
Controls Intern at Tesla
The people are amazing to work with. You get a lot of diversity. In Reno, NV, you stay at apartments with all the other interns, which is a blast. Free cereal, oatmeal, coffee, etc.
Not very structured.
Some interns are crammed with work and do 60-hour weeks, while others have almost nothing to do and have to be very proactive in staying busy.
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Automation Engineer
I had multiple successful interviews, but the process halted when the interviewing manager did not show up to several calls due to being too busy. After several failed attempts, communication was broken.
Controls Engineer Intern
Two rounds were conducted. The first asked about my club experience and PLC experience. The second interview was more technical and asked about electrical courses taken during school. For example, you must know V=IR.
Equipment Engineer
Very relaxed. Some basic technical questions on structures were asked, followed by a few behavioral questions. I interviewed with an engineer and a manager. A total of two rounds were completed.
Automation Engineer
Reno, Nevada, United StatesApril 24, 2023I had multiple successful interviews, but the process halted when the interviewing manager did not show up to several calls due to being too busy. After several failed attempts, communication was broken.
Controls Engineer Intern
Reno, Nevada, United StatesMay 1, 2022Two rounds were conducted. The first asked about my club experience and PLC experience. The second interview was more technical and asked about electrical courses taken during school. For example, you must know V=IR.
Equipment Engineer
Reno, Nevada, United StatesNovember 4, 2024Very relaxed. Some basic technical questions on structures were asked, followed by a few behavioral questions. I interviewed with an engineer and a manager. A total of two rounds were completed.
