TapTechNews reader Louis9998, Jia Yi, Handwritten from the past, and Substring provided clues, thank you! TapTechNews reported on May 14th that Tesla has been experiencing continuous personnel changes recently, with another key employee announcing departure. According to LinkedIn, Renjie Zhu, the Manufacturing Engineering Director of Tesla's Texas Gigafactory, announced his departure on Monday, ending his five-year career at Tesla in Texas and China. Renjie Zhu has been in his current position since January 2023, responsible for the Cybertruck launch and production ramp-up. In a LinkedIn post, he wrote, 'Over the past 16 months, I witnessed the Cybertruck launch and steadily increased Texas Gigafactory capacity to 1,000 vehicles per week. Now, just seven weeks after joining Tesla for five years, my journey with this great company will also come to an end.' 'It has been a great honor to work with talented and hardworking colleagues and all outstanding supplier partners, whether in Shanghai or Austin, 'he added. Prior to joining the Texas Gigafactory, Renjie Zhu served as the Manufacturing Director of Tesla's China Gigafactory from February 2021 to December 2022, responsible for the production and operation of Model 3 and Model Y. He joined Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory in March 2019, responsible for building the body manufacturing team. Renjie Zhu hinted at starting a 'new journey' in his post, but did not reveal any specific plans. Renjie Zhu's departure comes as Tesla undergoes multiple rounds of layoffs, including the entire advertising and Supercharger team. Interestingly, Tesla rehired a former Supercharger Department executive, Max de Zegher, as its North America Charging Director on Monday.