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Tesla Offers Remote Job Opportunities Worldwide with Salaries Up to $270,000
Tesla, the cutting-edge technology company led by Elon Musk, has announced a series of remote job opportunities available to candidates worldwide. These positions offer competitive salaries, with some roles paying up to $270,000 annually, reflecting Tesla’s commitment to attracting top talent, regardless of location.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has become a more prominent option, and Tesla has embraced this shift by offering roles that allow employees to work from anywhere in the world. These roles not only offer the convenience of telecommuting but also come with excellent working conditions and competitive pay.
Among the most notable vacancies is the Senior Engineer position. This role requires extensive experience in the commissioning of electrical and photovoltaic systems. Candidates need to have at least five years of experience in the commissioning or performance testing of large-scale power systems, such as photovoltaic and storage systems. Experience as an Electrical Commissioning Technician or Field Engineer is particularly advantageous. Additionally, the role requires proficiency in transformer testing and balance of plant equipment, familiarity with SCADA protocols like DNP3, GOOSE, and Modbus, and working knowledge of both Windows and Linux operating systems. Experience with devices such as relays, meters, and managed Ethernet switches is also beneficial.
While the work is entirely remote, candidates must be willing to travel as needed, depending on the project requirements. The flexibility of working remotely is balanced by the expectation of availability to meet the demands of the role, wherever that may be.
Tesla offers an annual salary ranging from $79,200 to $270,000, depending on the position and the candidate’s experience. This wide salary range reflects the variety of roles available and the different levels of expertise required for each. In addition to the Senior Engineer position, Tesla has also recently posted vacancies for roles involving the testing and training of AI-powered humanoid robots, which offer salaries exceeding 6,000 euros per month. However, these roles come with specific technical requirements that must be met.
For those interested in joining Tesla and benefiting from these remote opportunities, the application process is straightforward. Candidates should visit Tesla’s official website, where they can browse the available vacancies and apply for the role that best suits their qualifications and experience.
In summary, Tesla’s remote job offerings present an attractive opportunity for skilled professionals worldwide. With the flexibility of telecommuting, competitive salaries, and the chance to work with one of the most innovative companies in the world, these positions are likely to draw significant interest from top-tier talent across the globe.
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has become a more prominent option, and Tesla has embraced this shift by offering roles that allow employees to work from anywhere in the world. These roles not only offer the convenience of telecommuting but also come with excellent working conditions and competitive pay.
Among the most notable vacancies is the Senior Engineer position. This role requires extensive experience in the commissioning of electrical and photovoltaic systems. Candidates need to have at least five years of experience in the commissioning or performance testing of large-scale power systems, such as photovoltaic and storage systems. Experience as an Electrical Commissioning Technician or Field Engineer is particularly advantageous. Additionally, the role requires proficiency in transformer testing and balance of plant equipment, familiarity with SCADA protocols like DNP3, GOOSE, and Modbus, and working knowledge of both Windows and Linux operating systems. Experience with devices such as relays, meters, and managed Ethernet switches is also beneficial.
While the work is entirely remote, candidates must be willing to travel as needed, depending on the project requirements. The flexibility of working remotely is balanced by the expectation of availability to meet the demands of the role, wherever that may be.
Tesla offers an annual salary ranging from $79,200 to $270,000, depending on the position and the candidate’s experience. This wide salary range reflects the variety of roles available and the different levels of expertise required for each. In addition to the Senior Engineer position, Tesla has also recently posted vacancies for roles involving the testing and training of AI-powered humanoid robots, which offer salaries exceeding 6,000 euros per month. However, these roles come with specific technical requirements that must be met.
For those interested in joining Tesla and benefiting from these remote opportunities, the application process is straightforward. Candidates should visit Tesla’s official website, where they can browse the available vacancies and apply for the role that best suits their qualifications and experience.
In summary, Tesla’s remote job offerings present an attractive opportunity for skilled professionals worldwide. With the flexibility of telecommuting, competitive salaries, and the chance to work with one of the most innovative companies in the world, these positions are likely to draw significant interest from top-tier talent across the globe.
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Elon musk just bought a largest share from us today, thank you for trusting the process #ElonsMusk #teslamotor #SHIB
Ok, we think this stock market is invincible, because 1. this is an election year and US Treasury is just gonna spend a lot of money. 2. AI will power the magnificent 7 stocks. Just keep in mind that there have been historical instances where US stocks went down in an election year before the election. Nothing is 100%, so although I remain optimistic on US stock market for a few more months, I do see TWO dangers. One is the Fed wants to hike— they MAY NOT be able to hike if US jobs data tanks hard next 2-3 months. Two is this challenge to NVDA (and Apple and TSLA which are old news). But the challenge to NVDA is new, and I don’t think anyone in the market is pricing in NVDA tanking due to challenges from a China GPU. Apple will get challenged in iPad/Tablet market as well in China, and like TSLA they will face that competition internationally as well (eventually). These are TWO RISKS that the market is not pricing in, but I am aware of them, so I am giving you folks the early warning here, like I did with Apple and TSLA last year. Whilst I remain optimistic on US stocks, I do remind everyone that there are these two risks, and when they strike, they could strike suddenly over the next few months. So think about diversification and always have a back up plan. NFA, DYOR. #teslamotor
Elon Musk to visit India for meeting with PM Modi
Elon Musk has announced on his social media platform 𝕏 formerly Twitter, that he will visit India to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi without giving a date.
The Tesla boss is expected to announce major investment plans in the country soon.
Last month, India cut import taxes on electric vehicles (EV) for global carmakers which commit to investing $500m (£399m) and starting local production within three years.
In 2021, the Tesla boss said that India's high import duties had prevented the firm from launching its cars in the world's fastest-growing major economy.
Tesla has cut prices repeatedly in response to increased competition from rivals such as BYD but demand in key markets like China has fallen.
Tesla's shares have lost almost a third of their value since the start of this year.
India overtook the UK in 2022 to become the world's fifth-largest economy, and grew by 8.4% in the December quarter, helped by a surging manufacturing sector.
#teslamotor #Visit #Economy
Elon Musk has announced on his social media platform 𝕏 formerly Twitter, that he will visit India to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi without giving a date.
The Tesla boss is expected to announce major investment plans in the country soon.
Last month, India cut import taxes on electric vehicles (EV) for global carmakers which commit to investing $500m (£399m) and starting local production within three years.
In 2021, the Tesla boss said that India's high import duties had prevented the firm from launching its cars in the world's fastest-growing major economy.
Tesla has cut prices repeatedly in response to increased competition from rivals such as BYD but demand in key markets like China has fallen.
Tesla's shares have lost almost a third of their value since the start of this year.
India overtook the UK in 2022 to become the world's fifth-largest economy, and grew by 8.4% in the December quarter, helped by a surging manufacturing sector.
#teslamotor #Visit #Economy
# tesla As I had said with Apple and TSLA, and now I will say also about NVDA: they will get fierce competition in China first, then the Chinese companies will bring that competition to them internationally. It does now matter Chinese EVs are on huge tariffs in China, they are winning against TSLA in Europe and so many other parts of the world. And next it will happen to Apple phones and tablets internationally. When I went to Dubai, I saw the largest Huawei store in the Mid East there. Now if Huawei can compete with NVDA in China (actually this is due to Biden Banning NVDA from exporting top GPUs to China), then like Apple and TSLA, eventually they will compete in Europe and Mid East, Asia South America etc…. Really, who would buy a Huawei GPU outside of China Pablo?… OK, let me ask you: WHO would buy a China made Passenger Aeroplane, instead of Airbus or Boeing outside of China?…. Well the richest Mid Eastern country Saudi Arabia is buying them, and is discussing to get a C919 production line in Saudi. I’ve said this before, if you are an European or Mid East or Asian country do you trust 100% of your AI equipment from USA?… Or do you want to diversify and have maybe 10-20% or even 40% of it form China or else where?… We just saw ASML threaten to shut down their EUV machines remotely if China took Taiwan, so you better be careful who you buy your equipment from. Diversifying is the best policy. So I see TSLA Apple getting more competition from China in next few months, but what the market is NOT prepared for is that: NVDA could suddenly face a lot of competition from Huawei in China, and possibly in other countries as well. And the entire Magnificent Seven stocks of the SP500/NASDAQ kind of depend on NVDA to perform.#teslamotor #NVDA
