Exciting product. Fast-paced environment, a great place to become a more well-rounded engineer. Tesla hires quality people who are good at what they do, which makes for a great team of people to work with.
Hours are long; the phone rings at all hours of the night. There is a tug of war between production and quality, both trying to do their jobs. Tesla claims that they don't have a tug of war because quality is the highest priority, but that's not true. They often have one person doing the job volume of three.
Stop expecting one person to be able to do the job of three people in a 24-hour period every day. Set clear priorities so that employees know which fire to tackle first.
First round: Phone call with recruiter. Second round: General technical interview with hiring manager, discussing past projects and behavioral questions (e.g., "Tell me a time when you had to resolve conflict in your team"). The interview also cover
It was a 4-step process. First was the coding interview. Second was also coding plus system architecture. Third and fourth were with the SEM and Director. It was in-person, so I was asked to write code on the blackboard and draw the whole product s
Very technical and never really asked why I wanted to work there or given much information about the specific role. Process looked like two technical interviews for me. The first was simple fundamentals while the second went deeper into my past proje
First round: Phone call with recruiter. Second round: General technical interview with hiring manager, discussing past projects and behavioral questions (e.g., "Tell me a time when you had to resolve conflict in your team"). The interview also cover
It was a 4-step process. First was the coding interview. Second was also coding plus system architecture. Third and fourth were with the SEM and Director. It was in-person, so I was asked to write code on the blackboard and draw the whole product s
Very technical and never really asked why I wanted to work there or given much information about the specific role. Process looked like two technical interviews for me. The first was simple fundamentals while the second went deeper into my past proje