Get to work with some of the most brilliant people in Engineering.
Working at a company that is changing the world.
Hands-on time with wonderful cars and Energy products.
Good benefits like health insurance, etc.
Extremely long hours Below market pay Broken or inefficient processes Manufacturing has lots of room for improvement Highly results-oriented organization Disconnect between global teams Bad materials procurement pipeline Unrealistic deadlines Extreme lack of on-site perks Patched-together internal software Lack of investment in infrastructure Parking sucks
Take action to fix things employees express concern with, instead of papering it over with words and half measures. You're not a startup anymore.
You will see where you fit on two screens, followed by a panel where you will do a 30-minute presentation. This is before breaking out into individual one-on-ones with the panel. Sometimes, an exam for technical folks follows, but this is not always
Fast-paced, demanding interviews with deep technical grilling, real-world problem solving, cross-functional questions, and culture fit. Expect high standards, rapid iterations, ownership mindset, and emphasis on execution over theory. Technical ana
ridiculously hard. I had to take a written test that was graded with FE exam questions. A panel interview with five different interviewers lasted around six hours. I got rejected after two months.
You will see where you fit on two screens, followed by a panel where you will do a 30-minute presentation. This is before breaking out into individual one-on-ones with the panel. Sometimes, an exam for technical folks follows, but this is not always
Fast-paced, demanding interviews with deep technical grilling, real-world problem solving, cross-functional questions, and culture fit. Expect high standards, rapid iterations, ownership mindset, and emphasis on execution over theory. Technical ana
ridiculously hard. I had to take a written test that was graded with FE exam questions. A panel interview with five different interviewers lasted around six hours. I got rejected after two months.