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Based on the job listings featured on Tesla's official website, the company is actively seeking semiconductor engineers in Taiwan, China, to contribute to its groundbreaking 'Terafab' artificial intelligence chip initiative. The vacancies encompass a range of front-end manufacturing processes, including photolithography, etching, thin-film deposition, and chemical mechanical planarization, along with roles in yield engineering and process integration. Certain positions mandate candidates to possess hands-on experience in advanced chip fabrication at the 7nm node and below, as well as the state-of-the-art 2nm technology. Elon Musk is expediting the Terafab project, with insiders revealing that Tesla aims to commence chip production in 2029 and progressively scale up its manufacturing capabilities.
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