You learn so much in such a short period of time. You have access to virtually unlimited resources, in terms of money, materials, and expertise. They set you up for success in your role.
Along with the resources, high pay, and status you get, you are expected to deliver big results.
Intern projects at Tesla are smaller in scope but generally not that different in importance compared to full-time engineers. The work you do is important, and therefore, there's lots of pressure on you to deliver your project well and quickly.
Resume review. Two rounds of technical interviews. Take-home exam. Panel interview. The resume was completed via email. The take-home exam focuses mostly on fundamental engineering. It is team-dependent but not overly difficult.
General Timeline: The whole process takes around 4 months. * **Late October:** Referral from Tesla employee * **November:** 1st and 2nd round with team member & manager (~1hr each) * **Early December:** Engineering Exam (90 min, PE-exam level
The interview process, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills
Resume review. Two rounds of technical interviews. Take-home exam. Panel interview. The resume was completed via email. The take-home exam focuses mostly on fundamental engineering. It is team-dependent but not overly difficult.
General Timeline: The whole process takes around 4 months. * **Late October:** Referral from Tesla employee * **November:** 1st and 2nd round with team member & manager (~1hr each) * **Early December:** Engineering Exam (90 min, PE-exam level
The interview process, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills