F1 Electronics Placement: On-Car Design & Systems (1-Year)

Motorsport Network, LLC; Milton Keynes; Hybrid; GBP 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free daily food allowance

Free gym access and fitness classes

Discounts with partners

Free barista style coffee

Unlimited Red Bull

Job summary

Red Bull Technology invites undergraduates to spend a year on our Electronics team at Milton Keynes, starting Summer 2027. This placement offers real Formula 1 engineering exposure and hands-on hardware design experience on-car and off-car components.

You'll work with Design and Production, produce loom and sensor drawings, test with our equipment, and perform fault investigations. Returning to university for at least one year is required; a highly computer-literate mindset is expected.

Qualifications

• Pursuing an Electrical/Electronics degree with strong computing skills.
• Willingness to work hands-on in an engineering environment.
• Ability to produce clear designs, diagrams and codes of practice.

Responsibilities

• Design on-car hardware solutions, pit gear and rig equipment.
• Create loom and sensor drawings, system diagrams, Codes of Practice.
• Use a range of test equipment in the Test and Inspection facility.
• Perform fault investigations on sensors and actuators.
• Assist in general workshop and car build tasks; hands-on work possible.

Skills

Hardware design

CAD

Test equipment handling

Fault investigation

Documentation

Education

Electrical / Electronics degree in progress

Tools

CAD software

Job description

Red Bull Technology invites undergraduates to spend a year on our Electronics team at Milton Keynes, starting Summer 2027. This placement offers real Formula 1 engineering exposure and hands-on hardware design experience on-car and off-car components.

You'll work with Design and Production, produce loom and sensor drawings, test with our equipment, and perform fault investigations. Returning to university for at least one year is required; a highly computer-literate mindset is expected.