Data Analyst Internship at TESLA – Internships for Students | Apply before 11 June 2022

Highlights:

Elligibility: Graduate, Postgraduate, Undergraduate Students can apply.

Responsibilities of the Intern:

Develop scheduling tools for Field Service Coordinators to visualize scheduled technician routes, sites needing scheduling, and relevant fixed locations (e.g., warehouses)
Quantify prioritization of field activities to inform decision-making on which sites to visit first (e.g., safety-related, financial impact, service level obligations, etc.)
Automate features to click-and-schedule from visualization user interface (e.g., Tableau) to multiple Tesla-proprietary scheduling applications used by field technicians
Measure compliance and impact of changes in prioritization in time to schedule and time to visit sites based on scheduling tools
Develop recommendation features to identify improvement opportunities to scheduled routes (e.g., adding nearby site, swapping technicians for visits if routes intersect)
Build framework for end-to-end recommendation algorithm to advise Scheduling Coordinators on optimal schedule routes, based on technician availability, site needs / priorities, and geography

Qualifications & Requirements:

Currently pursuing an undergrad or master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Business, and/or other quantitative and technical fields
Evidence of exceptional ability, especially within an ambiguous environment
2-5 years of experience in analytics, program manager, or another structured training program
Demonstrated success driving tangible impact / influencing within a broader organization
Ability to quickly grasp technical concepts at a detailed level, and synthesize implications
Strong written and verbal communication skills, particularly with senior business leaders
Proficient with SQL, Python, Excel VBA, and Tableau or similar dashboarding tools
Experience with JIRA and git
Highly collaborative, team-oriented, and comfortable leading cross-functional projects, especially those consisting of both technical and non-technical stakeholders
A passion for sustainable energy