Tesla is seeking a highly motivated Production Engineering Manager to lead the development and improvement of new automation equipment and Electrode lines of our LFP Cell manufacturing operations. We are seeking an energetic, skilled, cost-conscious, team-oriented individual to be responsible for the performance of an equipment and process engineering team. The incumbent will manage a team of engineers responsible for equipment and process related metrics related to manufacturing of Tesla products. The team will drive improvement in overall equipment efficiency and factory yield. Improvement activity will be driven through documented actions with clear due dates and expected results. The engineering manager will manage their team to generate the highest value from every employee while maintaining a high level of technical ability. The ideal candidate will have a high aptitude for quickly learning new skillsets, along with the ability to lead in high-demanding situations. We expect leaders to start with strengths in a given field (e.g., Electrode and Cell assembly, laser welding, roll to roll operations, mechanical/electrical engineering, robotics, PLC programming, vision systems, Python, HMI scripting, etc.) and then expand their expertise into all other areas by collaborating with team members.

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