273 information technology jobs found in San Francisco, CA

About Lucid At Lucid, we are creating exceptional mobility experiences through innovation to drive the world forward. Built on Lucid’s proprietary technology and software-defined vehicle architecture, our award-winning vehicles bring our “Compromise Nothing™” approach to the global automotive market. That means refusing to choose between performance and sustainability, design and engineering, ambition and integrity. In Lucid Air and Lucid Gravity, we have designed and built vehicles that have redefined their segments, combining exceptional range, performance, design, and expansive space in a single experience.  We achieve this through deep vertical integration, with design, engineering, and production happening in-house across our global offices and manufacturing facilities. Our teams come from industries around the world, united by a shared commitment to excellence. By refusing to settle,...

Tesla's Infotainment EE team designs the multi-media compute platforms behind the cabin experience in every Tesla vehicle — driving high-resolution displays, immersive audio, camera and sensor fusion, inter/intra-networking, and on-vehicle AI inference. We are seeking a detail-oriented and enthusiastic electronic design engineer with a strong background in computer system design, validation, and support. In this role, you will own next-generation infotainment motherboards end-to-end, balancing performance, power, cost, EMC, and automotive reliability to deliver a best-in-class experience worldwide. The Role Translate product and performance requirements into compute, memory bandwidth, display, audio, networking, peak power, and storage targets Lead parts selection for critical components — SoC, memory, storage, power-management, display, microprocessor, Ethernet switch, audio controller, etc. Implement open-ended electrical discussions into concrete circuit design...

A fog-free windshield, clean cabin air, a clear camera lens at highway speed — these are only possible with the hardware that senses and controls the vehicle's environment. That hardware delivers a comfortable, healthy cabin and keeps the vision system clean for FSD, and the Sensing Hardware Team is looking for the engineer who will own it across millions of vehicles, in climates you can't always predict. This role spans the sensing and driver electronics behind three connected systems — HVAC climate control, cabin air quality, and camera/optical-surface cleaning (including condensation management): the sensors for temperature, humidity, air quality, contamination, ambient light, and solar load, and the electronics that act on them (heaters, fans/blowers, valves, wiper/washer actuation, defog, defrost). You define both outcomes quantitatively, then build the hardware that guarantees them. On the cabin side, as FSD frees people from the wheel, clean air and stable climate stop...

Every input a Tesla takes — from the road beneath it or the person inside it — is a signal your hardware has to get right. The road pushes back through the steering rack; a driver reaches for a button without looking. Both are physical acts the car must read perfectly, millions of times a day — and both come down to the same craft: translating force, torque, position, and proximity into a signal the car can act on. Vehicle-dynamics sensing — handwheel angle/position, steering torque, rack position, suspension travel, wheel speed, brake pad position and pressure, inertial state — feeds FSD and vehicle control. As the chassis moves to steer-by-wire, brake-by-wire, and active suspension, these signals lose their mechanical fallback — your sensor becomes the safety-critical source of truth, and it has to be right every time. Human-interaction sensing — solid-state buttons, capacitive touchpads, electromechanical door handles and switches, stalk and seat sensors, proximity sensors —...

The Sensing Hardware Team is seeking a hardware engineer specializing in motion sensing with 3+ years of industry experience. The role will primarily focus on developing motion sensing technologies for FSD (full-self driving), vehicle control, and safety features. As a Sensor Hardware Engineer, you will be responsible for the overall performance of the sensing system and its features at any point in the product life cycle; serve as the owner of a given sensing system to address any issues discovered from development through deployment; understand and debug hardware and software interactions from prototyping through product launch; and manage priorities and support a host of projects simultaneously. The Role Specification generation: distill sensor product requirements into constraints and actionable engineering systems design discussions Collaboration: lead cross-functional sensor design discussions with electrical, software, supply chain, manufacturing, thermal,...

Autonomy begins with sensing. Tesla's vehicles depend on a diverse array of sensing systems, from spatial perception (vision, radar) and motion sensing (IMU) to user interaction, environmental monitoring, and chassis sensing, to perceive and interact with the world. At the core of every one of these systems is a circuit board that must be engineered to the highest standard. This role owns that foundation. As part of the Sensing team, you will design, validate, and industrialize circuit boards, rigid, flexible, rigid-flex, and beyond, that enable Tesla's autonomous driving and intelligent vehicle features. You'll translate high-level system requirements into board-level designs that meet aggressive cost, size, and reliability targets across a uniquely broad portfolio of sensor technologies. The scope is rare: few roles touch this many sensing domains, form factors, and production scales in one seat. If you want to see your boards ship in millions of vehicles and directly advance...

As a Telemetry Engineer on the Optimus team, you will be responsible for monitoring and reporting on fleet-wide performance metrics, uptime, and serviceability across our humanoid robot platform. You'll develop and integrate processes, tools, and automation pipelines to monitor and ensure optimal performance of robots in the field — turning raw telemetry into actionable engineering decisions. This role sits at the intersection of data engineering, reliability engineering, and robotics. You'll lead technical discussions on fleet health and analytics, collaborating with hardware, firmware, manufacturing, and service teams to drive measurable improvements in uptime and reliability. An ideal candidate combines strong data fundamentals (SQL, Python, large-scale analytics) with a self-starter mentality and the ability to thrive in a fast-moving, high-ambiguity environment. The Role Perform detailed reviews of fleet performance, identifying common failure modes, sources of...

We are looking for an Engineer to perform battery cell abuse testing across all programs, including vehicle and energy storage. In this role, you would be responsible for a variety of tests spanning electrical, thermal, and mechanical abuse. You would own the testing end-to-end: planning, execution, and results interpretation. The Role Collaborate with internal Tesla teams and cell suppliers to develop cell designs (particularly mechanical) and plan builds Determine test plans for each new phase of a program, as a function of expected risks and schedule Work with Technician staff to schedule tests and set priorities Participate in as much testing as time allows, in order to understand the test rigs and the cell behaviors, and become grounded in lab operations Look for opportunities to improve throughput and data quality. Collaborate with Test Systems Engineer to realize improvements to fixtures or test software Serve as first point of contact for test...

Join Tesla Energy's Product and Service Engineering team as a key technical contributor dedicated to maximizing the performance, reliability, and uptime of Tesla’s stationary storage fleet. You'll take ownership of diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, firmware, and network issues across Tesla's global fleet of industrial battery energy storage systems and microgrids. This is a hands-on, cross-functional role. You'll leverage fleet data and first-principles thinking to identify failure modes, develop solutions, and drive improvements across current and future products. You'll collaborate closely with design, manufacturing, field service, technical support, and SCADA/Netops teams to ensure Tesla Energy customers receive industry-leading service and system availability worldwide. If you enjoy solving real-world problems from first principles, working with a close-knit team, and making a tangible impact on the clean energy transition — this is the role for you. The Role...

Tesla Energy’s SCADA team is looking for a Senior SCADA Engineer with a deep knowledge of the electrical grid and passion to solve challenging problems programmatically. The Senior SCADA Engineer will be responsible for the end-to-end design and deployment of the SCADA solution for Tesla’s utility sites. You will be the owner of the hardware and software features that encapsulate the monitoring and control schemes, data acquisition, and user interface for a project. As a key member of the team, you will help to shape the success of our projects in various applications worldwide. You must have a genuine passion for engineering products that will fundamentally change the world’s energy infrastructure and want to work in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment. The Role Overall owner for the SCADA scope on Tesla’s utility sites as well as technical point of contact both internally and externally for Tesla’s communication and control architecture Lead SCADA design and...

We are seeking a highly motivated engineer to lead the evaluation and testing of battery propagation resistance across vehicle and energy storage programs. In this role, you will own the test process end-to-end—from design evaluation, test conception, planning, and execution, through to results analysis and collaboration on design decisions. You will also develop innovative test methods to investigate failure modes from a first-principles perspective and help define next-generation pack architectures. Your work will directly influence Tesla’s ability to rapidly launch and optimize cutting-edge products at scale. The Role Lead battery propagation resistance efforts on assigned programs in close collaboration with the cell and pack design, test, and manufacturing teams Partner with internal teams to develop cell and pack designs that meet safety and abuse specifications Define and communicate test plans, resource requirements, and timelines for each program phase...

We are seeking a highly skilled RF Cellular Engineer with expertise in automotive/robot applications to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for the design, development, testing, and optimization of RF cellular systems and components integrated into automotive/robot platforms. This role will play a critical part in ensuring reliable and efficient communication systems within connected vehicles and robots. The Role Develop and design RF circuits, antenna systems, and cellular communication modules tailored for automotive/robot applications Integrate RF and cellular components into automotive/robot platforms, ensuring compatibility with system architectures Conduct RF performance testing, including sensitivity, power, and interference analysis Optimize cellular connectivity for 4G LTE, 5G, and other emerging technologies under diverse Tesla product operating conditions Perform root-cause analysis and resolve issues related to signal quality,...

Join the electric revolution as a Mechanical Design Engineer. You'll lead module packaging design end-to-end, from first-principles concept to high-volume production, shaping the technology that powers every vehicle and energy product we ship. Working at the intersection of thermal, mechanical, and electrical engineering, you'll partner with cross-functional teams to push the limits of efficiency, reliability, and scale. Your designs won't just hit a spec sheet, they'll drive the future of sustainable energy, and we're looking for a bold, motivated engineer ready to lead the way. The Role Own mechanical design and optimization of power modules, balancing thermal, mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing constraints Develop packaging solutions with cross-functional teams from requirements through design, validation, and production builds Research and introduce new packaging materials and processes (substrates, attaches, encapsulants, interconnects, and beyond)...

We’re hiring a Software Engineer to design, build, and own applications end-to-end for Tesla’s People organization. You’ll work directly with your users to decide what matters most and what gets built, see how it works in production, then iterate again. The ideal candidate has the curiosity to dig into ambiguous, high-impact problems and the talent to turn practical solutions into production software.You’ll treat applications like products: designing the solution, writing reliable code, measuring impact and adoption, then shipping updates that gain even more traction with your users. The Role Turn ambiguous problems into shipped software—scope, design, build, and deliver with the people who will use it Own web experiences end-to-end: architecture, code, delivery, and ongoing maintenance of what you put in production Set technical direction for your surface area—talk to users, prioritize ruthlessly on impact and feasibility, and decide what ships Raise the bar on...

Tesla Energy operates the largest distributed fleet of residential solar systems on the planet. Our solar portfolio spans hundreds of thousands of systems across multiple generations of inverters, panels, and gateways, both Tesla-designed and third-party hardware. This fleet generates terabytes of telemetry data daily, creating an unparalleled opportunity to understand how solar hardware performs across diverse climates, grid conditions, and usage patterns over years of operation. You will lead the Solar Service Engineering team's day-to-day operations, coordinating engineers responsible for fleet health monitoring, automated diagnostics, and field quality across Tesla's full solar portfolio. Beyond your own technical workstream, you will drive the team's operational rhythm, set priorities, coordinate across workstreams, and ensure critical issues get the right visibility. You will have direct visibility to senior leadership, the autonomy to shape reliability strategy, and the...

Be a part of our mission to accelerate the world’s shift to sustainable energy. As a member of the Tesla Energy Sales Engineering team, you will be at the forefront of innovation, serving as a key engineer in Tesla’s storage technology, project development, and technical negotiations. Your role will be pivotal in driving the successful design and implementation of stationary battery energy storage systems on electric grids spanning the Americas, stretching from the northern reaches of Canada to the southern tip of Chile. As a Tesla Energy Sr. Sales Engineer, you’ll have deep knowledge of Tesla Energy’s products (hardware like Megablock; software like Powerhub; and services like Augmentation) and their technical interdependencies. You’ll excel in disciplines related to stationary battery storage, including power systems, cyber security, fire safety, and project design. Your role includes independent market entry (assessments, policy reviews), independent top-of-funnel engineering...

Join a fast-paced team designing cutting edge High Voltage & High Current electrical safety devices for use across the entirety of Tesla. From Vehicle and Energy Storage to Supercharging and Manufacturing, the HV Devices team looks beyond traditional devices like sealed contactors, fuses, and pyrotechnic breakers. One example is the Cybertruck ‘DPDT’ – a motor-actuated reconfigure contactor capable of conducting high charging current, withstanding high voltages, and actuating reliably for thousands of cycles. You will lead efforts to push new devices to new levels, improving integration, efficiency, safety/performance, manufacturability, mass, and cost. Our work is highly multi-disciplinary and, in addition to mechanical fundamentals, you are expected to know or learn basic electrical and magnetic physics. At Tesla, design doesn't stay on a screen, and we don't waste time on products for which we do not see a future. If a first-principles mindset energizes and excites you, this...

Tesla is seeking a highly motivated Thermal Design Engineer for the Electronic Systems teams to help develop best in class cooling solutions from silicon to vehicles to datacenters. We are open to candidates of all experience levels for this opening. The role involves design and validation of passive, active air-, and active-liquid cooling solutions for electronic systems, either for vehicle platforms or off-vehicle systems. The position requires working closely with cross-functional teams at different scales (silicon to system), as well as external suppliers. A deep understanding of the fundamentals of fluid flow and heat transfer and ability to breakdown complex engineering problems into simple pieces that can be tackled by fundamentals is a must. Creative thinking, ability to solve complex and challenging problems, and ability to work independently are of paramount importance. This position involves working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment with tight timing and...

Tesla’s AI datacenter infrastructure is the backbone for the models that power Full Self Driving and Optimus, deploying Tesla’s custom high-performance silicon at rack and cluster scale. These systems push the limits of power density, silicon-to-package-level thermal and heat dissipation (liquid and air cooling), high speed electrical and optical data transfer, and structural design, while maintaining a focus on total cost of ownership, uptime, and manufacturing and deployment speed. Tesla’s fast-paced development environment creates opportunities to deliver novel, often patented rack and cooling technologies from prototype into large-scale deployment, with a direct line from hardware decisions to efficiency and quality of inference. As a Mechanical Design Engineer on this team, you will own the design of high-density compute racks, trays, and cooling hardware from the PCBA and module interface through full rack integration in the datacenter (optimizing for both scale-up and...

Tesla’s Cell Engineering team is looking for a highly motivated, experienced engineer to lead the cross-functional design and validation of new battery cell designs. This role would serve as the technical project leader, driving efforts both within Tesla and with the external cell manufacturer. You will use your engineering expertise to collaborate with subject matter experts across Cell Engineering, Product Design, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain to accelerate new technologies from lab to production scale. Success in this role requires the ability to work across teams and synthesize many inputs into the best final design. The Role Drive key engineering decisions with Tesla teams and external cell manufacturers to push new cell designs from concept to mass production Collaborate with internal design teams to define cell electrochemical, mechanical, and safety performance requirements Negotiate requirements and final product specification with cell manufacturers...