Tesla Front End Internship - URGENT
Dear Tesla Engineers, I am writing to ask for your recommendation on how to prepare for a Spring Intern Interview for a Front End Engineer Intern role in the Energy UI Team at Tesla. I am particularly interested in learning more about the technologies listed in the job description, including TypeScript, React, Next.js, GraphQL, Redux, and D3 WebGL. Do you have any suggestions on the best ways to prepare for the interview, given the specific technologies and frameworks listed in the job description? Are there any resources or projects that you would recommend for someone looking to gain more experience in these technologies? Any guidance or advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help. Sincerely
Hello! Interview tips (non engineering- but within energy) 1) be your self. Try your hardest to not be scared or nervous. If you are querky or introverted or whatever let that shine. We do not care about how you act (within reason lol) as long as you are yourself 2) come prepared. I don’t know anything about any coding but I do know the process. Whatever the intern listing says, follow it. Your first round still be behavioral. Can you hold a conversation and convey your life history to us? Some people in the blind comments might say why life history? We want to know if you can tell a story and explain a complex idea in person. I found the history if my professional life helps. Or at lease (in your case) personal job related achievements. 3) let us know you want to work for us. Within the walls of Tesla we can see/ sense if this is just a resume pad. Do the internship, then leave for Amazon or google with Tesla on the resume. 4) things will get intense. If you don’t know an answer tell us you don’t know!!! But say how you will find the answer. I google 25% of my job. I’m great at my job because I can find information better then the average person. 5) have a portfolio of work. Happy to answer any other questions you have. Dm me.
Thanks!
Go elsewhere, anywhere else really