Senior Electronics Design Engineer

This role reports to the Head of Electronics or their designee and is based in Banbury, UK, leading the design of on- and off-car harnesses, units, sensors and other electronics assemblies.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and drive the design of on and off-car harnesses, units, sensors and other assemblies, ensuring they meet performance, reliability and regulatory requirements.
• Lead the design of FIA, FOM and supplier component installations in accordance with regulations, working closely with the mechanical design office and technical partners.
• Drive the specification and design of electronics systems supporting on- and off-car instrumentation and measurement.
• Generate installation manuals and documentation to aid trackside installation of harnesses, units, sensors and components.
• Proactively investigate faults and generate fault reports with the Reliability Engineer and trackside electronics team, driving mitigation solutions.
• Support in a leading role pre-season car build, test and rig events, overseeing electronics installation in the chassis and garage environment.

What you’ll bring

• University degree or equivalent, preferably in Electronics or Electrical Engineering.
• Multi-year experience in state-of-the-art electronics engineering in a high-level technology development environment; high-level motorsport experience preferred (F1, WEC, etc.).
• Highly experienced in producing small batch/prototype analogue and digital circuits.
• Deep understanding of sensor technologies and their supporting electronics.
• A proven track record of successful fault investigation, containment and rectification.
• Solid computer knowledge including CAD (e.g. CATIA/3DX) and PCB design (e.g. Altium); embedded systems programming (e.g. C) and higher-level languages (e.g. C#/VBA) are advantageous.

About TGR Haas F1 Team

TGR Haas F1 Team has been a stalwart of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship over the past decade. The first American Formula 1 team to compete in the sport since 1986, Haas made an immediate impression with a points-scoring debut at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix. The team operates from three HQs — Kannapolis in the US, Banbury in the UK, and Maranello in Italy.