Overview
In this role you will own power unit integration from concept to detail design, ensuring packaging, mounting, cooling and connections perform within the chassis. You will collaborate with the power unit supplier and cross-functional teams to deliver robust installations and resolve issues on dyno and track. The position combines hands-on design with analysis and development, contributing to race-to-race performance. You will work in a high-performance environment where precise packaging and fast problem-solving directly affect on-track results. This is a chance to shape how the power unit interfaces with the car and to impact FIA Formula 1 performance.
Responsibilities
- Lead complete PU integration projects from concept through detail design and support R&D, dyno and production testing
- Create conceptual and detailed designs for PU installation components and structures (mounting, cooling, exhaust, fuel, energy store)
- Perform structural, thermal and functional analysis calculations
- Define and manage interfaces between power unit and chassis
- Build relationships with power unit supplier and external component suppliers
- Own fault analysis and implement timely corrective actions
- Maintain clear, concise communication across teams
- Adapt to racing calendar and collaborate within the wider Powertrain design team
Key requirements
- Degree qualified in Mechanical, Automotive, Aerospace, Marine or related engineering discipline
- Strong CAD skills; experience with Siemens NX preferred
- Design experience in powertrain/engine installation in motorsport, automotive or aerospace
- Understanding of cooling, fluid and thermal systems and their interaction with packaging
- Familiarity with vehicle design software systems
- Solid grasp of engineering drawings and standards
- Strong organizational skills and ability to meet deadlines
- Ability to balance competing requirements and work under pressure
- Collaborative mindset
- Proactive problem-solving
- Open-minded team player
- Siemens NX (preferred)
- Powertrain installation and packaging
- Thermal and structural analysis
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