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Tesla Revs Up Hiring Efforts for Tesla Semi Volume Production at Gigafactory Nevada
Tesla Aims to Boost Tesla Semi Production
- Tesla is actively hiring for numerous positions to establish a volume production line for the Tesla Semi electric truck at Gigafactory Nevada.
- The Tesla Semi holds immense potential in reducing emissions from heavy trucking.
Tesla Semi in the wild. This will change the trucking industry forever.
— Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV) October 5, 2023
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Deployment at Scale: A Crucial Step
- To make a significant impact, the Tesla Semi needs to be deployed in large numbers.
- Recent reports reveal that Tesla has only produced around 70 Semi trucks after nearly a year in production.
Delays and Expansion Plans
- In January, Tesla announced plans to expand Gigafactory Nevada for high-volume Tesla Semi manufacturing.
- However, nine months later, the factory expansion remains pending.
Signs of Progress: New Hires and Job Listings
- In August, Tesla appointed a manufacturing leader to oversee the Gigafactory Nevada expansion, raising hopes for progress.
- Tesla has recently posted ten job openings related to designing and building a high-volume production line for the Tesla Semi at Gigafactory Nevada.
#Tesla ramps up hiring to achieve #TeslaSemi volume production https://t.co/qOtFXA7xyD pic.twitter.com/jkbcA7BtkE
— TheTeslaLife (@TheTeslaLife) October 5, 2023
Roles and Responsibilities: Building the Future
- The job listings include positions such as Senior Architect, Structural Modeling Lead, Factory Design Engineering Leader, and more.
- Tesla emphasizes the need for architects who can efficiently translate new manufacturing requirements into visually appealing and code-compliant spaces.
Challenges Ahead: Designing the Project
- While the hiring spree is promising, it indicates that there is still significant work to be done in designing the project.
- Satellite images reveal that Tesla's Gigafactory footprint has not expanded as planned, suggesting potential delays.
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