Powertrain Integration Design Engineer

Williams Racing; Grove; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Williams Racing is seeking a Design Engineer in power unit integration. You will own complete integration projects from concept to detail design, collaborating with our PU supplier and teams across aerodynamics, vehicle science, transmissions, chassis structure and the stress office.

You’ll design PU installation components (mounting, cooling, exhaust, fuel and energy store systems), carry out structural and thermal analyses, and ensure packaging efficiency on track.

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical/Automotive/Aerospace/Marine or related engineering.
• Strong CAD skills; Siemens NX preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support the delivery of complete power unit integration projects from concept through to detail design, defining and supporting R&D, dyno and production build and test programmes
• Produce conceptual and detailed designs for PU installation components and structures, including mounting, cooling, exhaust, fuel and energy store systems
• Carry out supporting calculations for structural, thermal and functional analysis
• Contribute to the mechanical, thermal and system interfaces between the power unit and the chassis
• Build strong working relationships with our power unit supplier and external component suppliers
• Take ownership of faults, carrying out thorough analysis and implementing timely rectification
• Keep communication clear, concise and consistent across all teams
• Work flexibly as part of the wider Powertrain design team, adapting to the demands of the racing calendar

Skills

CAD skills

Education

Degree in Mechanical/Automotive/Aerospace/Marine or related engineering

Tools

Siemens NX

Job description

Williams Racing is seeking a Design Engineer in power unit integration. You will own complete integration projects from concept to detail design, collaborating with our PU supplier and teams across aerodynamics, vehicle science, transmissions, chassis structure and the stress office.

You’ll design PU installation components (mounting, cooling, exhaust, fuel and energy store systems), carry out structural and thermal analyses, and ensure packaging efficiency on track.