Location: Fremont, CA
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
**What To Expect** At Tesla Internal Tools team is looking for an experienced Software Engineer to play a pivotal role in the design and development of our web applications for our internal users, expect a dynamic, high-impact environment where innovation drives everything. You'll work in cross-functional teams with top talent, tackling ambitious challenges that directly contribute to our global mission. We value speed, ownership, and bold thinking—preparing for ambiguity and iterating rapidly on cutting-edge projects. **What You'll Do**- Design, develop, and maintain robust backend services using .NET Core and C#, focusing on high-performance, scalable applications that support Tesla's innovative products - Build and optimize RESTful APIs to enable seamless integration between services, frontend applications, and external systems - Implement message queuing and streaming solutions with RabbitMQ and Kafka to handle real-time data processing and event-driven architectures - Write efficient SQL queries in MySQL to manage complex data operations, ensuring data integrity and performance in large-scale environments - Collaborate on software architecture decisions, applying strong object-oriented principles, design patterns, and fundamentals in algorithms, data structures, and code modularity to create maintainable, high-quality code - Integrate open-source tools and technologies into development workflows, leveraging .NET Framework, .NET Core, package management, and dependency injection for efficient builds - Participate in CI/CD pipelines using Docker and Kubernetes, incorporating continuous deployment practices, feature toggles, logging, metrics, monitoring, and alerting to ensure reliable releases - Conduct code reviews, debug issues, and proactively own assignments to drive team success in a fast-paced, agile environment **What You'll Bring**- 5+ years of professional work experience in software development, with expert-level proficiency in .NET and C# (particularly