Internship, Traction & Stability Control Integration Engineer, Vehicle Firmware (Summer 2025)

Tesla is offering an exciting internship opportunity for Summer 2025 in their Vehicle Firmware team, specifically focusing on Traction and Stability Control Integration. This role is perfect for students pursuing degrees in Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Systems Engineering who are passionate about automotive technology and vehicle dynamics.

The position offers hands-on experience in developing and calibrating crucial vehicle control systems at one of the world's leading electric vehicle manufacturers. As an intern, you'll be working with cutting-edge technology, contributing to real-world projects that directly impact vehicle performance and safety. The role combines software development, embedded systems, and vehicle dynamics, providing a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of mechanical and software engineering.

The internship is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and requires a minimum commitment of 12 weeks full-time, on-site work. Tesla offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $36.06 to $56.13 per hour, along with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage with $0 payroll deduction options, 401(k), and various other perks.

This is an ideal opportunity for students who want to gain practical experience in automotive software development while working on revolutionary electric vehicles. You'll be part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of vehicle technology, working with advanced control systems and contributing to the future of sustainable transportation.

The role requires strong programming skills in C and Python, understanding of vehicle dynamics fundamentals, and experience with networked micro-controllers and vehicle networking protocols. Additional experience in controls, FSAE, or chassis systems calibration is valued but not required. This internship offers an excellent stepping stone for a career in automotive technology and embedded systems development.