Engineering Technician, Drive Unit/Drive Inverter Test, Powertrain Engineering Europe (m/w/d)

Tesla Germany GmbH; Berlin; Vor Ort; EUR 42.000 - 60.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Tesla Germany GmbH in Berlin sucht einen Testtechniker zur Durchführung von Prüfungen an Antriebseinheiten und Invertern. Sie arbeiten selbstständig an Prüfständen, nutzen Messgeräte und führen Destruktionsuntersuchungen durch.

Zu Ihren Aufgaben gehören Testvorbereitungen, Fehleranalyse und enge Zusammenarbeit mit Ingenieuren, um Ergebnisse zuverlässig zu dokumentieren. Hochspannungserfahrung und PPE-Kenntnisse sind vorgesehen.

Qualifikationen

• Berufsausbildung oder äquivalente Qualifikation in relevanten technischen Bereichen
• Fundierte Praxis in elektro-mechanischer Prüfung und Fehlersuche
• Gute handwerkliche Fähigkeiten mit Werkzeugen, Löten, Maschinenwerkzeugen
• Ausgeprägte Computer- und Softwarekenntnisse
• Anpassungsfähigkeit an neue Technologien und Prozesse
• Ca. 2 Jahre praktische Erfahrung in elektromechanischem Testen/Fehlersuche

Aufgaben

• Eigenständige Durchführung von Tests an Antriebseinheiten und Inverter gemäß SOPs
• Testvorbereitung (Instrumentation, Aufbau von Prüfständen)
• Zerstörerische Demontagen zu Analysezwecken
• Umfassende Dokumentation von Ergebnissen mit Fokus auf Messwerte
• Fehleranalyse, Troubleshooting mit Messgeräten und Tools
• Anfertigen/Modifizieren von Teilen für Prüfstände
• Enge Zusammenarbeit mit Ingenieuren/Technikern zur Ergebnisübergabe
• Verantwortung für SOPs, Standards, Laborequipment und Schulungen
• Arbeit mit Hochspannung und Gefahrstoffen unter PPE
• Weitere Aufgaben nach Bedarf

Kenntnisse

Berufsausbildung / äquivalente Qualif.

Elektromechanische Prüfung

Lötarbeiten

Messgeräte (Multimeter, Oszilloskop)

Anpassungsfähigkeit

2 Jahre Erfahrung in elektromechan. Pr

Ausbildung

Berufsausbildung in Mechatronics / Elektronik / Elektriker / Industrie‑Mechanik / Automation / Maintenance

Tools

Multimeter

Oszilloskop

Prüfgeräte/Ausrüstung

Jobbeschreibung

Arbeitsort

Berlin

What to Expect

Tesla’s Drive Unit and Drive Inverter Test teams are looking for skilled and motivated Test Technicians. The teams’ missions are to validate lifetime, reliability and safety performance of inverters, stators, and drive units against requirements and standards. The team thus contributes to design and product validations. It's an exciting work environment with plenty of engineering resources and bright colleagues to collaborate with. As an industry‑leading company, Tesla offers the opportunity to work on industry leading technology in a fast paced, dynamic, and high visibility role.

What You’ll Do

• Perform drive unit and inverter tests independently using specialized equipment, fixtures, (environmental) test chambers and data loggers and according to SOPs and internal standards.
• Perform test preparation activities (e.g. instrumentation, setup of rigs).
• Perform destructive teardowns for analysis.
• Assess and document results comprehensively with precise attention to measurements and observations.
• Perform hands‑on troubleshooting, debugging, and failure analysis of components using tools like digital microscopes, multi‑meters.
• Fabricate and modify parts for test rigs and prototypes.
• Collaborate closely with engineers and technicians to deliver test results and maximize equipment uptime.
• Own organizational tasks & responsibilities like creation & maintenance of procedures, SOPs, standards, equipment, inspections, lab commissioning, facilities, maintenance and staff trainings.
• Role requires working with high‑voltage, hazardous material and hazardous energies using mandated PPE and procedures and to set up and perform tests in person and in lab environments.
• Other tasks as required.

What You’ll Bring

• Completed German vocational training (Berufsausbildung) or recognized equivalent education in Mechatronics, Electronics, Electrician, Industrial Mechanik, Automation or Maintenance or comparable technical and craftsmanship education.
• Excellent hands‑on skills with tools (including soldering), common power tools and machine shop equipment, and electrical/electronic equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies).
• Exceptional electromechanical aptitude with ability to disassemble and reassemble complex equipment with little instruction.
• Strong computer skills and ability to learn new software.
• Ability to adapt to a constantly changing environment with new technologies, equipment and processes.
• ~2 years of hands‑on experience with electromechanical testing, troubleshooting and failure analysis.

Additional Preferred Skills

• Basic familiarity with German Standards for Electronics and Electricity is a plus.
• Willingness to develop skills and take responsibility as Elektrofachkraft is a plus.
• Experience with mechanical cross‑sectioning, polishing, and optical microscopy is a plus.

Tesla is an Equal Opportunity / Affordative Action employer committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factor protected by applicable federal, state or local laws.

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