Tesla - Palo Alto, CA
posted 2 months ago
The Analytics Engineer position within the Thermal & Chassis Engineering team at Tesla is a pivotal role that focuses on leveraging data analytics to enhance product performance and quality. This team is responsible for innovative projects such as the Tesla Heat Pump, Supermanifold, Octovalve, Superbottle, Airwave, and Bioweapon Defense Mode. The role involves collaboration with a diverse group of engineers, including Mechanical, Manufacturing, Electrical, Aerodynamics, Thermal, and Analytics Engineers, throughout all phases of product development—from initial concept through prototyping, production, and ongoing fleet support. The successful candidate will be integral in driving data analytics initiatives and working cross-functionally to identify opportunities for product improvements. In this role, you will analyze vehicle data to extract valuable insights that lead to actionable recommendations aimed at improving product performance and enhancing customer experience. You will be responsible for writing efficient SQL and Python code to handle complex queries across extensive datasets, building effective models that support analytical frameworks, and automating analyses through the use of SQL, Python, and Airflow-based ETL frameworks. The position requires a strong ability to identify, analyze, and interpret trends in complex data sets, and to communicate findings through dashboards and reports. The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field, along with prior experience in data analytics. A proven proficiency in SQL and Python, as well as familiarity with data visualization tools and techniques, is essential. The role also demands a first principles understanding of mechanical engineering concepts and experience with distributed computing technologies. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to significant product improvements and to work alongside a team of experts in a dynamic and innovative environment.