End-to-end ownership of the thermal system designs for new and existing Tesla Energy products, ensuring the designed parts and system meet the optimized requirements and can successfully scale into mass production
Component and system mechanical design ownership of compression cycles, coolant systems, and air flow systems, converting requirements into design concepts and materializing these concepts into physical, validated, mass-production-ready parts/systems
Develop and execute component and subsystem design validation plans and test methods to validate product adherence to requirements, in collaboration with parallel validation and systems engineering teams
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to refine requirements and specifications to optimally achieve product performance, schedule, cost, reliability, and quality targets
What You’ll Bring
3-6 years of product design experience
Degree in Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent experience
Proficiency in CAD modeling, CATIA V5/6 a plus
Experience in designing for high volume assembly
Experience in structural analysis including structural FEA, vibration/dynamic analysis, thermal
structural analysis, etc, and the ability to efficiently simplify the analysis approach
Deep understanding of material science of components used in mechanical design (metals,
insulators, plastics, connectors, gaskets, etc) and their fabrication processes (injection
molding, casting, forging, brazing/welding, etc)
Proficiency in GD&T and development of high-quality drawing packages/manufacturing
instructions for parts and assemblies
Strong engineering fundamentals in heat transfer, mechanics, and fluids, thermal FEA and CFD experience preferred
Familiarity with design for reliability/FMEA concepts, PLM/engineering change systems, PCBAs/electrical systems, and firmware/controls
Experience defining test plans, designing test setups, and analyzing data