Big companies have big problems. Despite all their efforts, these large companies, which in the future subject the candidates to a very strict process in the recruitment process, will steal information and he often gets into trouble with employees who leak them. A while ago, tech giant Apple had such an event; The company has reportedly sued two former employees for selling their “chip secrets.”

A similar situation is now Elon Musk’s electric car company at Tesla is happening. According to the information received, Tesla accused an employee of stealing confidential information within the company. case It hurts.

He also lied about his work history and skills.

As Bloomberg reports, Tesla Project Dojo Part of the supercomputer technology “secret and closely guarded” the engineer he claimed stole the information from Alexander JatskovyHe sues. Accordingly, Tesla ordered Yatskov to download the information and send it back to his personal devices. by rejecting reproach. In addition, Tesla also introduced Yatskov. lie about their work history and skills accuses.

Yatskov, who started in January and did not work for the company as a thermal engineer; Neural network computer processing large amounts of data used to train artificial intelligence software in Tesla’s self-driving cars Dojo’s cooling systems He helped design it. According to the complaint, Yatskov also had access to Dojo’s refrigeration information and some other confidential information about the project. access there was.

All Tesla engineers sign an agreement to prevent information from being stolen and made public

To prevent all of its technicians from revealing or stealing confidential information about the Dojo, a non disclosure agreement Tesla said Yatskov signed this agreement by removing confidential company information from his work devices and accounts, accessing it from his personal devices and creating documents on his PC containing Project Dojo confidential details. have violated has been expressed.

According to the company’s complaint, Tesla denied these allegations made by Yatskov. that you accept reports. Tesla, who put Yatskov on administrative leave on April 6, 2022, later asked Yatskov to take his devices with him to recover the stolen information; On the other hand, Yatskov’s accusations against him unreal He writes that he gave the company a “fake” laptop to make it look like a “fake” laptop.

Accordingly, the fake computer Yatskov supplied to the company contained nothing about the stolen information and was designed to appear as if only harmless Tesla information had been used, such as the offer letter. For this reason, Tesla is now suing Yatskov, who resigned from the company on May 2, as compensation and precedent. Accordingly, the giant of the electric car manufacturer gave the company confidential documents that he had stolen from Yatskov. will force it back requests a court order.