Internship, Thermal Mechanical Design Engineer, Silicon Development (Winter/Spring 2025)

Tesla is offering an exciting internship opportunity for a Thermal Mechanical Design Engineer in their Silicon Development team. This position, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, provides an immersive experience in one of the world's leading electric vehicle and sustainable energy companies.

The role combines hands-on engineering experience with theoretical knowledge, focusing on mechanical and thermal design for Tesla's silicon development initiatives. As an intern, you'll be working full-time (40 hours/week) for a minimum of 12 weeks, starting around January 2025. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to critical projects while working alongside experienced engineers in Tesla's innovative environment.

The internship provides comprehensive exposure to real-world engineering challenges, including CAD design, thermal validation testing, and manufacturing support. You'll be involved in performing complex analyses and creating documentation that directly impacts product development. This position is ideal for engineering students passionate about sustainable technology and eager to apply their knowledge of thermodynamics and fluid dynamics in a practical setting.

Tesla offers an exceptional benefits package for interns, including medical, dental, and vision coverage with zero payroll deduction options, 401(k) plans, and various other perks. The compensation range of $20-$50 per hour reflects Tesla's commitment to attracting top talent and recognizing individual skills and experience.

The company's commitment to diversity, innovation, and sustainable technology makes this an ideal opportunity for students looking to launch their careers in automotive engineering. You'll be part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle technology while gaining invaluable industry experience in a fast-paced, cutting-edge environment.

This internship is perfect for candidates who are currently pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering or related fields, have a strong foundation in thermal and mechanical principles, and possess excellent problem-solving abilities. The hands-on nature of the role, combined with Tesla's collaborative culture, provides an unparalleled learning experience for aspiring engineers.