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Tesla · 上海市, 中国

2027届-结构耐久仿真分析工程师 -上海

上海市, 中国

Listed on Tesla’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

THE ROLE

  • Tesla Analysis Team is hiring outstanding graduate students to join us to re-define the best products in the industry!

You will work with a team of world-class engineers and get involved in core development of Tesla next generation products utilizing CAE analysis to improve strength, fatigue, and crash performance.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Develop CAE models for analysis and optimization of revolutionary vehicle architectures in collaboration with a small team of multi-disciplinary engineers.
  • Solve engineering problems unique to Tesla’s EV architectures based on your analysis results.
  • Challenge established traditional CAE methods and process to improve modeling efficiency and accuracy.
  • Collaboratively work with test engineers to create specifications for data acquisition and virtual loads prediction. Test and analytical data must be suitable for use as load input for CAE-based Fatigue and Strength analysis.

REQUIREMENTS

MUST

  • Master’s or PhD’s degree with a focus on engineering background is preferred. Outstanding undergraduates will also be considered.
  • Solid engineering fundamentals and strong problem-solving skills with an interest in analytical and numerical techniques.
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently and with others on problems that are unusual or difficult.
  • Demonstrated ability to deconstruct complex test scenarios with good logic and analysis, root-causing and resolving correlation issues.
  • English speaking proficiency.

PREFERRED

  • Credits in Finite Element Analysis (FEA) courses or experience with FEA software, such as Abaqus/Nastran/Ansys/LS-Dyna.

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