F1 Electronics Placement: Trackside Engineering & Data

Red Bull Racing Formula One Team; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; 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 offers an undergraduate year-long placement within the F1 Electronics Team at our Milton Keynes campus. You will configure and support electronics and off-car systems, run data analyses on car and test rig operations, and reference complex diagrams and CAD models.

You’ll be mentored by Electronics Support Engineers across Race, Test, Factory and Heritage Show Car operations. Returning to university after the placement is required; previous motorsport exposure is advantageous.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in Electrical/Electronics or Mechanical/Controls/Motorsports engineering degree.
• Must be returning to university for at least 1 year after placement.

Responsibilities

• F1 Electronics and off-car systems configuration and setup.
• Data analysis of electronics and electro-mechanical systems on cars and test rigs.
• Referencing loom and sensor drawings, system diagrams, embedded software models, and build docs.
• Diagnosing and reporting faults on sensors, actuators and systems; assist fault resolution.
• Use of a wide range of test and garage equipment as required.
• Assist in Remote Operations Room support of track events.
• Assist in general workshop and car build tasks; hands-on work as needed.

Skills

Electronics configuration

Data analysis

Sensor drawings

Fault diagnosis

Garage/test equipment

Remote operations support

Hands-on tasks

Education

Electrical/Electronics degree

Mechanical/Controls/Motorsports Eng

Tools

3D CAD

Job description

Red Bull Technology offers an undergraduate year-long placement within the F1 Electronics Team at our Milton Keynes campus. You will configure and support electronics and off-car systems, run data analyses on car and test rig operations, and reference complex diagrams and CAD models.

You’ll be mentored by Electronics Support Engineers across Race, Test, Factory and Heritage Show Car operations. Returning to university after the placement is required; previous motorsport exposure is advantageous.