As a software engineer at Tesla, you're constantly pushing code. If you're looking for bureaucracy (and I highly doubt that you are as an SE), then Tesla isn't the place for you. If, on the other hand, you enjoy working fast and getting stuff done, then you'll definitely love it here.
The company benefits aren't that great, especially in comparison to other tech companies in the Bay Area.
1. Online Assessment: 90-minute time limit, 2 questions. 2. Phone Interview: No technical questions. 3. On-site Interview: Multiple technical challenges and questions. I'm sure the process continues from here.
The recruiter contacted me, followed by a call with the hiring manager and two phone screens with coding in an editor, which went "very well!" according to feedback. Then, I had an onsite interview for a more junior position. For the onsite, you wil
I was referred by a friend, and within an hour, two recruiters reached out to me. They asked about my experience and told me about the job during a 30-minute phone screen. I was ghosted by both recruiters afterward.
1. Online Assessment: 90-minute time limit, 2 questions. 2. Phone Interview: No technical questions. 3. On-site Interview: Multiple technical challenges and questions. I'm sure the process continues from here.
The recruiter contacted me, followed by a call with the hiring manager and two phone screens with coding in an editor, which went "very well!" according to feedback. Then, I had an onsite interview for a more junior position. For the onsite, you wil
I was referred by a friend, and within an hour, two recruiters reached out to me. They asked about my experience and told me about the job during a 30-minute phone screen. I was ghosted by both recruiters afterward.