Heritage Electronics Technician: Wiring & Calibration

Williams Racing; Witney; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Williams Racing invites applications for a Heritage Electronics Technician based in Witney, United Kingdom. You will own wiring, testing and calibration tasks to keep our historic cars performing at peak levels for workshops and events worldwide.

Join a small, highly skilled team where you’ll build looms, diagnose legacy systems, and collaborate with mechanics, designers and harness manufacturers while developing software and algorithms over time.

Qualifications

• Qualification in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or related technical discipline.
• Practical experience in electrical assembly, wiring or electronics.
• Basic understanding of electrical principles and harness construction.
• Willingness to travel to motorsport events.
• Experience in motorsport, automotive, aerospace, or high‑reliability engineering.
• Familiarity with motorsport connectors, cable types, and harnessing.

Responsibilities

• Manufacturing, testing and fitting wiring looms, including terminations and testing.
• Testing and calibrating sensors and electronics, and specifying new parts where nothing suitable exists.
• Diagnosing and repairing legacy systems, including Williams‑developed hardware and software.
• Managing stock and equipment for the electronics group.
• Supporting cars at events, working directly with the customers who own them.
• Building software and algorithms over time, taking on more of that work as your skills develop.
• Working with mechanics, designers and external harness manufacturers.

Skills

Wiring & harnessing

Electrical assembly

Sensor calibration

Electronics basics

Motorsport experience

Travel flexibility

Customer facing

Education

Electrical/Electronic Engineering related discipline

Formal qualification or equivalent experience

Tools

Electrical testing equipment

Job description

Williams Racing invites applications for a Heritage Electronics Technician based in Witney, United Kingdom. You will own wiring, testing and calibration tasks to keep our historic cars performing at peak levels for workshops and events worldwide.

Join a small, highly skilled team where you’ll build looms, diagnose legacy systems, and collaborate with mechanics, designers and harness manufacturers while developing software and algorithms over time.