Tesla is seeking talented gaming engineering interns to join their Infotainment Applications software team for Winter/Spring 2025. This role presents a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge in-car gaming experiences that reach millions of Tesla vehicle owners worldwide.
The position is based in Palo Alto, California, where you'll be part of a dynamic team responsible for developing Tesla's in-car user interfaces, entertainment systems, and gaming experiences. As a Video Game Engineer intern, you'll work directly on implementing and debugging game platform interfaces using C++, creating engaging customer experiences that enhance Tesla's vehicle entertainment offerings.
This role is perfect for computer science students with a passion for gaming and automotive technology. You'll have the chance to work with cross-functional teams, including software engineers, QA specialists, designers, and hardware engineers, gaining valuable industry experience while contributing to real products used by Tesla customers globally.
The ideal candidate should have strong C++ programming skills, understanding of computer science fundamentals, and experience with multithreaded applications. Experience with game engines like Unreal or Godot is a plus. This internship offers competitive compensation ($36.06 - $50.48 per hour) and comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage with $0 payroll deduction options.
Working at Tesla means being at the forefront of automotive innovation, where your work will directly impact the future of in-car entertainment. You'll gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology while working alongside talented professionals who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of what's possible in automotive software development.
This internship is more than just a learning opportunity – it's a chance to contribute to revolutionary products that are reshaping the automotive industry. You'll be involved in building features from the ground up, giving you invaluable experience in product development and real-world software engineering practices.