You work with very smart and dedicated engineers on some pretty cool projects.
Interns are given high expectations and often perform similar tasks to those of full-time engineers.
Tesla provided a one-time $2.8K relocation stipend and paid for flights to and from my university.
Some teams may expect you to work overtime, although overtime pay is pretty good. There is always more work that needs to be done, which results in little downtime.
Parking is terrible at Fremont and Deer Creek. I would advise biking or walking if you can.
The questions asked were basic introductory interview questions that did not apply to the position. It took weeks for a response, and I had to follow up multiple times before getting one.
I was asked to present any project I did. A lot of questions were asked regarding every small detail, from why I did certain things to what the exact dimension of a cavity was.
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
The questions asked were basic introductory interview questions that did not apply to the position. It took weeks for a response, and I had to follow up multiple times before getting one.
I was asked to present any project I did. A lot of questions were asked regarding every small detail, from why I did certain things to what the exact dimension of a cavity was.
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe