I wanted to study biotechnology after finishing high school. I applied a couple of times but never got in. Instead, I started studying chemistry as a back up solution and ended up finding it really interesting after a while. I started specializing in polymer chemistry and then one day the opportunity to go to France just popped up in my emails and I decided to apply. It was not at all planned and it seemed very spontaneous, but looking back, it seems things worked out the way they were meant to.

Tesla is best known for electric vehicles but we also produce solar panel roofs and batteries. The products create a full circle of solar energy production, storage and application.

We are really pushing boundaries. Every single day we challenge what is considered "standard" in the automotive industry and see if there is something we can do better. It is also a huge learning experience personally, that's what I enjoy the most.