Calibration Technician, Cell (m/w/d) (m/w/d) -… at Tesla · Grünheide…

At Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg, we manufacture the Model Y, and starting in 2027, we’ll produce everything from battery cells to electric vehicles. This is unique in Europe. Our international team consists of over 12,000 employees from 130 countries. We hire talent at all skill levels - prior experience in the automotive industry is not required. Would you like to help write the next chapter in Tesla’s success story and work at one of Germany’s most modern workplaces? Then this is the right place for you!

Tesla is seeking a skilled Calibration Technician to join the Cell Manufacturing Quality Organization at Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg. In this role, you will ensure that advanced production equipment runs safely, accurately, and efficiently by performing calibrations, preventive maintenance, and documentation to the highest standards. You will play a critical part in maintaining measurement reliability and supporting continuous production quality.

Responsibilities

• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance and calibration on industrial weighing equipment on the line, following established procedures and safety standards
• Review calibration test results and certificates for accuracy
• Communicate the status of calibrated equipment to equipment owners
• Manage tools requiring external repair/calibration by scheduling on-site and off-site calibrations, maintaining certification documentation, and resolving issues during external calibrations
• Support Tesla’s mission, vision, values, and goals through daily activities

Requirements

• Completed technical vocational training (e.g. electrician, mechanic, or mechatronics technician), completed in Germany or officially recognized
• Experience in maintenance or quality roles in an automated manufacturing environment
• Basic knowledge of production system components such as electronics and pneumatics
• Familiarity with ISO 17025 standards, or willingness to learn
• Strong practical hands-on skills
• Ability to learn proprietary HMI software
• Good German and/or English language skills, both written and spoken
• Willingness to wear protective equipment such as PAPR when required
• Physical ability to frequently lift reference weights of up to 20 kg
• Willingness to work in a fully continuous shift model