F1 Electronics Design Placement – Student Engineer

Motorsport Media Ltd; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical healthcare

Onsite gym

Fully catered restaurant

Employee benefits

Job summary

Alpine Racing Limited invites applications for an Electronics Design Student Placement in Enstone. You will join the Electronics Design group on a 1-year placement starting July 2027, working on electrical systems, schematic design, PCB layout, and documentation, aligned with F1 regulations.

You will collaborate with engineers across software, mechanical, and vehicle performance teams, gaining hands-on experience in race‑car electronics while supporting development and integration efforts.

Qualifications

• Currently studying Electrical/Electronic Engineering and in penultimate year.
• Strong understanding of electronics design principles and circuit theory.
• Experience with ECAD tools (Altium, Mentor Graphics, Zuken).
• Familiar with PCB design, wiring harnesses and embedded systems.
• Interest in motorsport and proactive mindset.

Responsibilities

• Assist in designing electronic components and systems.
• Schematic capture, PCB layout and wiring harness design.
• Prepare technical drawings and manufacturing documentation.
• Contribute to design reviews and continuous improvement.
• Collaborate with software, mechanical and vehicle performance teams.

Skills

ECAD tools

Schematic design

PCB layout

Wiring harness design

Embedded systems

Electronics theory

Education

Electrical/Electronic Engineering degree

Penultimate year of study

Tools

Altium Designer

Mentor Graphics

Zuken

Job description

Alpine Racing Limited invites applications for an Electronics Design Student Placement in Enstone. You will join the Electronics Design group on a 1-year placement starting July 2027, working on electrical systems, schematic design, PCB layout, and documentation, aligned with F1 regulations.

You will collaborate with engineers across software, mechanical, and vehicle performance teams, gaining hands-on experience in race‑car electronics while supporting development and integration efforts.