Controls Engineer, General Assembly, Semi
Tesla Sparks, NV Full-time 3/31/2026
Undergraduate with 2+ Years of Experience
Approval 99.3%•Total filings 1,102•New hires 320•
💎 Strong Sponsor
•FY 2025Job Description
Tesla is looking for a Manufacturing Controls Engineer to join their Semi Manufacturing Factory in Sparks, NV. The role involves hands-on work in automation controls, troubleshooting, and improving manufacturing systems, with a focus on PLC programming and robotics. International travel for Factory Acceptance Testing is required.
Requirements
- Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Mechatronics, or equivalent experience
- 2+ years with automotive manufacturing experience as a Controls Engineering role
- Proficiency in PLC programming using IEC-61131 compliant languages and logic troubleshooting
- Hands-on experience with Fanuc robot programming
- Proficiency in HMI/SCADA industrial systems
- Experience with electrical design using EPlan or AutoCAD Electrical
- Knowledge of PROFINET and Ethernet communication protocols
- Familiarity with configuring and optimizing vision systems
- Strong problem-solving ability
Responsibilities
- Travel internationally to work with equipment vendors for Factory Acceptance Testing
- Diagnose and resolve PLC faults to minimize downtime and improve efficiency
- Install, program, and integrate new equipment into existing automated lines
- Configure and program IO devices, servo systems, and vision systems
- Modify PLC Controls sequence logic and other system controls
- Review and update electrical wiring diagrams and layout drawings
- Support 24/7 Production Operations as needed
Benefits
- Employees at Tesla are often offered day-one coverage with multiple medical options (some at $0 paycheck cost), dental/vision, company HSA contributions, a 401(k) match, and equity programs. Most roles also include paid time off and holidays, family-building support, employee assistance, commuter and childcare benefits, and access to discounts and wellness programs.
Is this job posting expired or no longer available?
