Trackside electronics and systems engineer

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

Job summary

Join an innovative team in the thrilling world of motorsport as a Trackside Electronics and Systems Engineer. This dynamic role offers the chance to work with cutting-edge technology and contribute to the performance of high-speed vehicles. You will ensure the reliability of onboard systems, communicate effectively with various stakeholders, and manage data crucial for race success. If you have a strong background in electronics and a passion for motorsport, this is the perfect opportunity to elevate your career in a fast-paced environment. Experience the excitement of global travel and be part of a winning team!

Qualifications

• Essential background in electronics and/or embedded systems.
• Mandatory trackside experience in motorsport categories.

Responsibilities

• Ensure proper functioning of data acquisition systems and car sensors.
• Conduct analysis and interpretation of technical data from the car.

Skills

Modern electrical systems

Hybrid systems

Diagnostic tools (CAN, control electronics)

Programming (Matlab, Python)

Education

Background in electronics

Experience in embedded systems

Tools

CAN

Peak

DSpace

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Posted:

05.05.2025

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19.06.2025

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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:

• Ensures the proper functioning of the data acquisition system, car sensors, and their calibration.
• Prepares various projects and calibration kits for operating the cars and the simulator.
• Conducts analysis and interpretation of technical data from the car, embedded systems, and Power Unit.
• Communicates key parameters effectively with different stakeholders (mechanics, performance engineers, track engineers, Power Unit engineers).
• Guarantees the reliability and performance of onboard and offboard systems.
• Prepares all documentation and procedures required for trackside work execution.
• Drafts post-race reports, relevant analyses for continuous improvement, and logs issues in the ‘problem list’.
• Resolves issues assigned to them.
• Develops and maintains certain programs to facilitate data processing, contributing to vehicle reliability and performance.
• Manages the organization and archiving of data backups on the server.
• Plans work on the car, accounting for constraints from mechanics and external participants (e.g., Power Unit engineers, media, sponsors).
• Ensures effective communication with all stakeholders at the track (Magneti Marelli, WAE, Spark, FIA, FEO, etc.).
• Maintains and verifies the equipment provided.
• Assists DIL simulator sessions, particularly on topics within their scope.
• Executes procedures and operations during track testing sessions.
• Implements, develops, and ensures proper use of specific IT systems (e.g., Atlas, SM, TPMS).
• Oversees the monitoring and proper utilization of the traction battery.
• Develops products and processes to enhance tasks within their scope (e.g., system test benches).
• Complies at all times with Formula E technical and sporting regulations and the team’s internal policies.
• Undergoes training and adheres to all 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 is a plus: Matlab or equivalent, Python.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Essential background in electronics and/or embedded systems.
• Mandatory trackside experience, ideally in one of the following categories: F1, FE, LMDh/LMH, top-level F2 or GT team, IndyCar.
• This trackside role involves worldwide travel for 10 to 15 race events per year.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a similar role.