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Internship, Data Engineer, Energy Engineering (Winter/Spring 2026)

Tesla

$20 - $50
Aug 26, 2025
Palo Alto, CA, US
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Tesla Energy Products Field Quality team is looking to leverage data and analytics to ensure the best customer experience and fleet reliability across the Tesla Energy portfolio; Industrial, Residential, Supercharger, and Solar. The Fleet Data Engineer’s primary role is to leverage real-world performance and maintenance data to drive fleet-wide improvements by identifying trends and determining effective strategies to improve key fleet health metrics.

Requirements

  • Strong Python, especially in a data analytics/science capacity where pandas/numpy are used heavily (matplotlib/seaborn/plotly/etc.)
  • Experience with multiple data architecture paradigms (SQL, NoSQL, Kafka, Spark)
  • Knowledge of various data communication protocols (REST API, Websockets)
  • Experience with version control (Git)
  • Familiarity with continuous integration pipelines (Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes)
  • Strong analytical skills and knowledge of applied statistics including predictive analytics, time series analysis and machine learning.
  • Working knowledge of reliability statistics such as Weibull Analysis preferred

Responsibilities

  • Perform statistical analysis to quantify reliability risks in the field and identify emerging trends
  • Utilize fleet data for diagnostics and prognostics
  • Perform correlation studies between manufacturing data and field performance to develop screening tests
  • Maintain data pipelines/ tables & applications within the Field Quality team
  • Create data visualizations to communicate analysis results and drive decision making

Other

  • Currently pursuing a Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Electrical Engineering or related field
  • Able to visualize data effectively
  • Python (matplotlib/seaborn/plotly/etc.)
  • Tableau (or, similar BI tools)
  • Any opensource/freeware viz tools (e.g., D3, ggplot)