Luis Elizondo Alanis
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Luis Elizondo Alanis is from Palo Alto, California. Luis Elizondo works in the following industries: "Transportation/Trucking/Railroad", and "Automotive". Luis Elizondo is currently Manager, Design Engineering - Body in White at Tesla, located in Palo Alto, California. In Luis Elizondo's previous role as a Staff Engineer - Body in White at Tesla, Luis Elizondo worked in Palo Alto, California until Nov 2017. Prior to joining Tesla, Luis Elizondo was a Senior Design Engineer - Body in White at Tesla Motors and held the position of Senior Design Engineer - Body in White at Fremont, California. Prior to that, Luis Elizondo was a Design Engineer - Body in White at Tesla Motors, based in Fremont, California from Feb 2013 to Nov 2014. Luis Elizondo started working as Design Engineer - Body in White at Chrysler in Chrysler Technical Center. Auburn Hills, MI in Mar 2011. From Aug 2007 to Feb 2009, Luis Elizondo was Product Engineer - Traction Motors at GE Transportation, based in Monterrey Area, Mexico. Prior to that, Luis Elizondo was a Design Engineer - Cylinder Heads at Nemak, based in Monterrey Area, Mexico from Jun 2006 to Jul 2007. Luis Elizondo started working as CAD/CAM/CAE Internship at Nemak in Monterrey Area, Mexico in May 2005.
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Luis Elizondo Alanis's current jobs
Model Y body design leader
Luis Elizondo Alanis's past jobs
Dec 2015 to July 2016 - Design of Model 3 body structures July 2016 to November 2017 - Lead Engineer for Model S and Model X body design.
Design, development, release and introduction of body structure systems for the Model X.
Design, development, release and introduction of body structure systems for the Model S
Upperbody structural component design for the 2014 Jeep Cherokee.
Worked directly with automotive OEMs in the design of aluminum cylinder heads using a concurrent engineering approach.