Trackside electronics and systems engineer

JR United Kingdom; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic and innovative team in the exhilarating world of motorsport! As a Trackside Electronics and Systems Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring the performance and reliability of cutting-edge racing technology. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with a talented team, tackling challenges in real-time during thrilling race events. Your expertise will contribute to the ongoing success of a leading motorsport organization, pushing the boundaries of technology and performance. If you're passionate about engineering and motorsport, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in electronics or embedded systems.
• Trackside experience in top-level motorsport categories.

Responsibilities

• Ensure proper functioning of data acquisition systems and car sensors.
• Analyze technical data and communicate with stakeholders effectively.

Skills

Understanding of modern electrical systems

Proficiency with diagnostic tools

Programming knowledge (Matlab, Python)

Education

Background in electronics

Trackside experience in motorsport

Tools

CAN

Peak

DSpace

Job description

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Trackside electronics and systems engineer, Liverpool

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Location: Liverpool, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

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Posted: 05.05.2025

Expiry Date: 19.06.2025

Job Description:

Are you seeking an adrenaline-filled environment and tired of routine? Do you want to be part of a dynamic, innovative, and daring team? Nissan Formula E is the right place for you!

About Us: Nissan Formula E Team has been a competitive force in motorsport and the FIA Formula E World Championship for many years. We are seeking a Trackside electronics and systems engineer to join our team and contribute to our ongoing development.

Main Responsibilities:

• Ensure the proper functioning of data acquisition systems, car sensors, and their calibration.
• Prepare projects and calibration kits for operating the cars and simulators.
• Analyze and interpret technical data from the car, embedded systems, and Power Unit.
• Communicate key parameters effectively with stakeholders such as mechanics, performance engineers, track engineers, and Power Unit engineers.
• Guarantee the reliability and performance of onboard and offboard systems.
• Prepare documentation and procedures for trackside work.
• Draft post-race reports and analyses for continuous improvement, logging issues in the ‘problem list’.
• Resolve assigned issues.
• Develop and maintain programs to facilitate data processing, enhancing vehicle reliability and performance.
• Manage data backups on the server.
• Plan work on the car considering constraints from mechanics and external participants (e.g., Power Unit engineers, media, sponsors).
• Ensure effective communication with all stakeholders at the track (Magneti Marelli, WAE, Spark, FIA, FEO, etc.).
• Maintain and verify equipment.
• Assist DIL simulator sessions within their scope.
• Execute procedures during track testing sessions.
• Implement and use specific IT systems (e.g., Atlas, SM, TPMS).
• Oversee the monitoring of the traction battery.
• Develop products and processes to improve tasks (e.g., system test benches).
• Comply with Formula E regulations and team policies.
• Undergo training and follow safety rules specific to the series.

Skills and Knowledge Requirements:

• Strong understanding of modern electrical or hybrid systems (batteries, electric motors).
• Proficiency with diagnostic tools and technologies, including CAN, control electronics, power electronics, Peak, and DSpace.
• Programming and IT knowledge such as Matlab or Python is a plus.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Background in electronics and/or embedded systems.
• Trackside experience in categories like F1, FE, LMDh/LMH, top-level F2 or GT team, IndyCar.
• Willingness to travel worldwide for 10 to 15 race events per year.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a similar role.