Startup vibes. High-powered PC, free coffee, goldfish, and cereal. Great intern community because Tesla houses all interns together. The work is very interesting for all teams and has importance within the company. I had great mentors and a team as well. I would highly recommend. Work hours were fine as well.
I worked in Reno, which may or may not be everyone's favorite choice. I, however, liked it because of the low cost of living, numerous hiking and snowboarding spots, and the beautiful Lake Tahoe. Definitely for anyone who is an outdoorsy kind of person.
Website applied. HR reaching out. QA email reply: * 1st round interview * Self intro + coding * About 1h * VO very good processing * Have a good talk with interviewee
Recruiter reached out to me to answer some questions for the team. I answered the questions, sent it back within an hour, and they took 2 weeks to get back to me just to get rejected. I asked around on discord and found that 2 other people were reje
Lots of questions about technical stuff and coding. I passed a lot of it and passed it all. It was really hard, but you just gotta crank out your LeetCode beforehand if you want to work for Elon.
Website applied. HR reaching out. QA email reply: * 1st round interview * Self intro + coding * About 1h * VO very good processing * Have a good talk with interviewee
Recruiter reached out to me to answer some questions for the team. I answered the questions, sent it back within an hour, and they took 2 weeks to get back to me just to get rejected. I asked around on discord and found that 2 other people were reje
Lots of questions about technical stuff and coding. I passed a lot of it and passed it all. It was really hard, but you just gotta crank out your LeetCode beforehand if you want to work for Elon.