What you'll do
- Design electric motors for humanoid robot actuators
- Process big data to select and visualize actuator candidates
- Ensure motor modeling accuracy aligned with experimental data
- Develop advanced Matlab functions for motor and powertrain performance modeling
- Enhance motor system optimization functions based on multiple criteria
Key requirements
- Matlab programming and electric motor design
- Motor modeling accuracy and Finite Element Method analysis
- Electromagnetics and electric circuits understanding
- Strong background in mathematics and physics
- engineeringpreferred
Benefits
- This is an internship position, typically providing learning opportunities and experience in a cutting-edge robotics environment.
About the job
Tesla is advancing humanoid robots for large-scale automation of repetitive tasks, introducing cutting-edge actuator technology to enable robust & efficient operation of the bot. Therefore, it is crucial that the powertrain and its core components, like the motor, are modeled accurately and designed according to strictly defined specs. As an intern of the motor design team, located in Athens, Greece, you will help design, simulate & improve the modeling of next gen bot actuators to drive innovative robotics solutions.
Τι θα κάνετε
Responsible for designing electric motors for humanoid robot actuators.
Process big data, select the most compelling actuator candidates and visualize the results.
Responsible for motor modeling accuracy for Tesla Bot actuators, ensuring alignment with experimental data.
Responsible for developing advanced Matlab functions to model motor and powertrain performance.
Develop new and enhance existing motor system optimization functions based on multiple criteria.
Τι θα έχετε μαζί σας
Ongoing Engineering studies (preferably at last year of studies).
Fluency in English.
Strong mathematical and physics background.
Strong Matlab programming skills.
Very good understanding of electromagnetics and electric circuits.
Experience analyzing electric motors using Finite Element Method
The following will be considered a plus:
Good understanding of thermal and mechanical modeling.
Experience in data science & big data analysis.
Understanding of optimization fundamentals.
Understanding of electrical measurements


