Twitter found tesla engineer pay scale and the top base pay is under 100k lol

me on the right

I like Luigi tho i must be... communist

I look back and cringe at some of the code I wrote that support major systems

I call it the trail of destruction

Might be above average in Europe

And buys pizza to get you to work until midnight "for the team."

Yeah most of these are entry level positions and jeetmarked at that

What do you mean you don't make 450k with 2 years experience?

More like 5 people to a room and the landchad will just increase rent so every person ends up paying 1k for 1/5th of a room

>"They make more money off of stock options", which are a consumer capital supplier

>"FFFFFFFFFFRICK WHY MUST MY LABOR BE CAPTURED BY BILLIONAIRES"

Listen I don't want to give you anymore shit awards can you just change it to some other weird child it's been like 2 ducking years

They're overvalued because he s scammed Redditors on shitty plastic e cars for years

Good ol tnw amirite @KAT_B0T

Greeter Engineer here

Aligns with what I've heard. They expect a lot of work out of you at Tesla but the pay doesn't back up the pressure. Your buddy work for an expensive brand?

Many such cases!

QA is bottom of he barrel button pushers but they serve a very specific role of finding edge cases in real environments. QA in automotive is also unique in that the engineers drive prototype vehicles

Yes, but my last testing engineer spent a lot of time automating and brought us up to like 70% code coverage on a regular computing environment. He wrote most of the regression tests. I work in a field where QA stops us from being r*ped by feds.

If there is any QA they better be making their own test cases that meet contract requirements.

I have even less respect for professors. Except the old as dirt ones who teach because they retired from the industry.

Yeah, the good ones are worth their weight in gold but most are completely useless. Developers are too lazy/arrogant these days to test for complicated edge cases or across boundaries so they just don't. The good QAs will expose all their errors.

QA has saved my butt a few times because they're too r-slurred to limit their tests to just the module being worked on and end up catching integration issues no one foresaw.

They help catch some bugs which are neat but if you're competent yourself you'll be catching most of those yourself especially if your company's processes require unit testing before handing over to even QA.

!soyteens xey're slandering kway

devs should be QAing their system using automated testing? both at the unit level, and end-to-end tests.

if u don't understand this please keep yourself safe ur just making the world a worse place with ur computational pollution.

Only in companies where they don't make engineers write the tests lol. My first job at a multibillion dollar ISP we didn't even write unit tests lmao

Mine are good enough that half the time I don't even run the app after working a bug ticket, but they do need a lot of shit explained to them

Based Musk, the STEMcide must happen asap

If your surname isn't asian, please include your diagnosis of autism with your CV and application materials

My lips are ready for you big boy, let's see those $36/hr interns

Usually that's just process engineer. At least in my section of the industry "associate" process engineer would imply someone below entry level, like an intern or (more likely) a technician role that someone tried to glamorize.