F1 Electronics Engineering Placement — High-Impact

Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team; Brackley; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Joining bonus

On-site gym

Wellbeing programme

Subsidised meals

Private medical cover

Job summary

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team in Brackley, UK offers an electronics placement within the Electronics Department. You will work on analogue, digital, RF and power electronics design, PCB layout and system testing, learning from expert engineers while contributing to live F1 projects.

Ideal candidates are pursuing electronics-related degrees, with at least one year remaining, and evidence of initiative, collaboration, and a keen eye for detail.

Qualifications

• Interest in analog, digital, RF or power electronics design and related areas.
• At least one year remaining on your current course or enrolled on your next course from start of placement.
• Take ownership, drive projects with initiative and independence.
• Be adaptable, proactive, collaborative and resilient.
• Attention to detail, and analytical approach.

Responsibilities

• Work on analogue/digital and RF electronics design and PCB layout.
• Support system testing, verification, and fault finding activities.
• Contribute to electro-mechanical and wiring harness design projects.
• Spend time learning from staff across functions and apply learning on real projects.

Skills

Analogue electronics

Digital electronics

RF electronics

Power electronics design

Software and embedded systems

PCB design and layout

Circuit testing

Electronics fault finding

Electro-mechanical design

Wiring harness design

Education

Electronics-related degree

Tools

CAD/PCB layout tools

Job description

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team in Brackley, UK offers an electronics placement within the Electronics Department. You will work on analogue, digital, RF and power electronics design, PCB layout and system testing, learning from expert engineers while contributing to live F1 projects.

Ideal candidates are pursuing electronics-related degrees, with at least one year remaining, and evidence of initiative, collaboration, and a keen eye for detail.