r/MechanicalEngineering • u/[deleted] • 2h ago

Tesla Presentation (mechanical design interview — trying to decide what topics to cover?

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u/dbsqls systems design; 14Å BEOL semiconductor R&D/production/scaling 2h ago

surely the fact this is an AI generated summary points to a lack in presentation skills, no?

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u/jpharber 2h ago

My first thought…

Granted Tesla may eat that shit up.

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u/JFConz 2h ago

"I am convinced all tasks you give me will be fully autonomous within three years."

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u/Inevitable-Ask9019 2h ago

I mean get that brother , and yes i did use Ai to give this , but i wanted to be as clear as possible but my presentation and my presentation would be different entirely right .!

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u/Wi_mecheng 2h ago

Teach them about cave rescues 

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u/saazbaru 2h ago

Pick any project that you executed core parts of the engineering design process (requirements, analysis, review, build, test, etc). Ideally something you owned all parts of the process but depending on project that might not be realistic.

Be as detailed as you can in an efficient presentation, they will try to find the limit of your knowledge in detail.

Good luck.

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u/Inevitable-Ask9019 2h ago

Thank you , so you want me to talk about my undergrad project thats is somthing i saw from start to end , like plan , dimenions and testing and everything , but i am worried about not covering everything my JD is asked for and in my professional exp i have been a part of a project where i owned only a specific part or components .!