Software Product Support & Diagnostic Engineer – Thermal Internship

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Description

Location: Amsterdam
Duration: 6 months
Start date: January/February 2027
Length: Fulltime (40h a week)

NOTE: YOU MUST BE ENROLLED IN EDUCATION DURING THE ENTIRE INTERNSHIP TO BE CONSIDERED.

You will be part of EMEA Service Engineering, which sits under the Vehicle Software organization. Service Engineering is responsible for keeping our global vehicle fleet operating as intended – analyzing data to identify issues or trends, creating repair and diagnostic procedures for vehicle repair technicians, and developing software-based fixes which roll out Over-The-Air to vehicles. When a failure mode is unknown or new, Service Engineering get to the root cause and own issues through to resolution.

The internship focuses on diagnosing and resolving high severity issues affecting the vehicle thermal system. Specifically, the tasks will be to:

Use fleet data to identify new issues affecting cabin HVAC and powertrain thermal operation
Develop diagnostic methods to enable automated identification and tracking of issues
Investigate root cause. This could be hardware, software or due to interfacing systems
For issues which do require physical repair, develop software routines which repair the system faster

Work with our Software Engineering teams to:

Strategize software mitigations – prevent or fix the issue without any physical repair or component hardware changes
Develop and test on-vehicle code changes, utilizing our dedicated engineering fleet
Track the impact of these improvements as they make their way to customer vehicles

Through internships with Tesla, students have the opportunity to learn and grow their professional skillset while working on complex real-world engineering problems. This hands-on experience, which includes software development, integration, testing, and deployment provides a valuable introduction to the industry and Tesla’s dynamic work environment, complementing university learnings with practical experience, under the guidance of an assigned mentor.

Responsibilities

Detailed understanding of components involved in EV thermal systems
Detailed understanding of large set data analysis, and how to accurately prove the impact of software/hardware changes
Gain experience in developing diagnostic tools that are fast and accurate
Learn how to conduct sufficient system and/or component level validation

Requirements

Pursuing degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics or Computer Science
Strong coding skills – primarily Python and C
Level C1 in English (written and spoken)
Understanding and relevant coursework within batteries, EV components and programming