Tesla's New Programs Engineering team is seeking a talented Mechanical Harness Engineer to join their innovative vehicle development efforts. This role sits at the crucial intersection of design and engineering, working on the future of electric vehicles.
The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of automotive technology, collaborating with cross-functional teams including Design, Vehicle Engineering, and Powertrain Engineering. You'll be instrumental in developing 3D designs, mules, prototypes, and demonstrators that shape Tesla's future vehicle concepts.
As a Mechanical Harness Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing and optimizing harness systems for prototype vehicles, creating manufacturing drawings, managing installation processes, and ensuring quality throughout the fabrication and assembly stages. This role requires a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles, including thermal management, vibration analysis, and materials science.
The ideal candidate brings at least 2 years of relevant harness design experience and a degree in Mechanical Engineering. You should be proficient in CAD software (preferably CATIA) and have a deep understanding of vehicle electrical systems, including low voltage systems, high voltage powertrain systems, and various communication protocols.
Tesla offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive salary ranging from $92,720 to $206,520, medical coverage with $0 payroll deduction, 401(k) with employer match, stock purchase plans, and various family-support benefits. The position is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and requires occasional travel to support prototype builds.
This role presents an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented engineer who thrives in a fast-paced environment and wants to contribute to Tesla's mission of accelerating the world's transition to sustainable energy. You'll be working with cutting-edge technology while helping to shape the future of electric vehicles through innovative harness design and implementation.