F1 Electronics Placement: Trackside Data & Hands-On Lab

Motorsport Network, LLC; Milton Keynes; Híbrido; GBP 18.000 - 26.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Free daily food

Gym access

Discounts and offers with partners

Free barista style coffee

Unlimited Red Bull

Descripción de la vacante

Red Bull Technology in Milton Keynes offers an exciting year-long placement in our F1 Electronics Team for undergraduates starting Summer 2027. You will gain hands-on exposure to electronics configuration, data analysis, loom and sensor documentation, and fault diagnosis across race and test cars and dynos.

Candidates should be pursuing Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Controls, Motorsports or related engineering degrees, and must return to university for at least one year after placement.

Formación

• Undergraduate student pursuing Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Controls, or Motorsport/Engineering degree.
• Must be returning to university for at least 1 year after placement.
• Placement runs for 1 year starting Summer 2027.

Responsabilidades

• F1 electronics and off-car systems configuration and setup.
• Data analysis of electronics and electro-mechanical systems on cars and test rigs.
• Reference loom and sensor drawings, system diagrams, and car build docs.
• Diagnose and report faults on sensors, actuators and systems.
• Assist with Remote Operations Room support of track events.
• Carry out hands-on workshop and car build tasks as required.

Conocimientos

Data analysis

Electrical basics

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Educación

Electrical/Electronics degree

Mechanical Engineering degree

Controls Engineering degree

Motorsport/Engineering related degree

Herramientas

3D CAD

Testing equipment

Descripción del empleo

Red Bull Technology in Milton Keynes offers an exciting year-long placement in our F1 Electronics Team for undergraduates starting Summer 2027. You will gain hands-on exposure to electronics configuration, data analysis, loom and sensor documentation, and fault diagnosis across race and test cars and dynos.

Candidates should be pursuing Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Controls, Motorsports or related engineering degrees, and must return to university for at least one year after placement.