Tesla is at the forefront of robotics innovation, developing humanoid robots (Tesla Bot) to revolutionize manufacturing and material handling. As a Sr. Mechanical Reliability Engineer, you'll join the Design for Reliability team, playing a crucial role in ensuring the mechanical integrity and reliability of the Tesla Bot's components and systems.
The position offers a unique opportunity to work on groundbreaking hardware, collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams throughout the entire reliability lifecycle - from concept to field operation. You'll be responsible for various systems including actuators, limbs, and structures, while also gaining exposure to controllers and electrical distribution.
The ideal candidate brings a strong background in mechanical components and robotic systems, with the ability to identify failure modes and develop effective validation test plans. The role requires a self-motivated individual with genuine passion for engineering products that will transform the world, combined with strong technical first-principles understanding and problem-solving skills.
Working at Tesla means joining a team that's pushing the boundaries of robotics technology. You'll be involved in critical tasks such as assessing product risks, designing test plans, defining mission profiles, and facilitating failure analysis. The fast-paced environment demands flexibility and quick learning, as project needs may evolve rapidly.
The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $84,000 to $222,000 annually, plus cash and stock awards. Tesla offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage with $0 payroll deduction options, 401(k) with employer match, stock purchase plans, and various family-friendly benefits.
This role represents an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge technology that could fundamentally change human-robot interaction and automation. You'll be working in the heart of innovation at Tesla's facilities, collaborating with some of the brightest minds in the industry while helping shape the future of robotics technology.