LIFE OF AN ENGINEER @TESLA

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PART-1


“If you get up in the morning and think the future is going to be better, it is a bright day”- Elon Musk

Everyday we wake up with enormous enthusiasm and see the world’s transitioning into sustainable energy. A company dedicated to producing affordable, mass-market electric cars as well as battery products and solar roofs. Landing the gig doesn't come easy though. Be it Mechanical Engineer/Electrical Engineer even for interns, the work is tough and we get to work with fellow interns from MIT, Stanford, Princeton ,Carnegie Mellon, etc… All of us compete together ,help each other no matter what the problem statement is .
Working at Tesla is  like drinking water from an ocean ; you will be always pushed beyond your comfort zone, and will be given an immense amount of responsibility, and opportunity to  learn a ton in short amount of time. I would consider myself lucky enough for all of these 'pros' of working at the company, because these will be  the conditions under which I can thrive and gain knowledge at the most. But, understandably not everyone likes to be constantly under the pressure of unrealistic deadlines or working more hours than you would at most other companies. It is, though, a great place to grow in short  time, and it sure does look good on a resume as well. Sometimes irrespective of the days we work 24*7 .
"I am as big a Musk fangirl as anybody, but working at Tesla does sort of have a cult-ish feel to it”.
Its for sure a fast-paced company with fast paced people, dynamic work environment with employees who are incredibly enthusiastic about what they do. I believe communication is a key factor and they focus heavily on making sure everyone is on the same page so projects get completed efficiently and surpass expectations. There's really everybody... doing as exciting stuff. It is a company filled with energetic and bright people who are the best at what they do! The products are exciting and no other company will be doing as exciting stuff as Tesla is. 
"In general, the expectations are stressful and demanding but the work is awesome. There is no other company that parallels. Work is intense whether it could be managing stuff,designing stuff,etc..we are expected to be self-reliant. It could be a pro or a con depending on what type of worker you are...
But I love working at Tesla as it shapes my professional personality and gives me whole soul responsibility to take up any kind of arduous tasks.











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