This is a permanent position that offers the opportunity to work globally, supporting the installation, deployment, and management of timing data acquisition and communications systems at race locations worldwide. This hands-on role involves working outdoors in varying conditions, requiring technical expertise, adaptability, and strong teamwork skills.
Key Responsibilities:
Install timing loops, beacons, and track temperature sensors at circuits, involving manual work, digging, soldering, and the use of machinery and tools.
Install, test, and terminate coaxial and multi-core data cables for loop and decoder communications.
Configure, operate, and fault-find on timing data acquisition systems, IT networks, and cable systems.
Read and interpret circuit drawings to ensure correct system setup.
Commission hardware/software systems, diagnose and repair faults.
Monitor and verify incoming/outgoing data using bespoke software, escalating issues where needed.
Liaise with internal teams and external stakeholders to coordinate installations and operations.
Build and repair looms, terminate AS Motorsport connectors, and maintain departmental equipment.
Produce technical reports, maintain fault logs, and update issue-tracking systems.
Travel globally for race events, typically for 1-3 weeks at a time.
Job Requirements:
Essential experience:
Fault finding on electrical/electronic wiring systems.
Ability to read and work with wiring diagrams and technical drawings.
Technical report writing.
Basic knowledge of TCP/IP systems.Desirable experience:
Fault finding of CAN-based communication systems.
Basic knowledge of RF communication systems.
Previous IT network experience.Knowledge & skills:
Competent in Microsoft Windows, Excel, and Word.
Strong IT/computer skills and ability to learn bespoke software.
Good understanding of electrical systems and fault-finding.
Loom building and cable termination with a variety of connectors.Personal qualities:
Able to work under pressure in live broadcast environments.
Strong teamwork and communication skills.
Adaptable to working outdoors in varied climates.
Good time management and organisational skills.
Eagerness to learn and develop technical skills.
Qualifications:
Current UK driving licence (essential).
HND or degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Motorsport Engineering, or equivalent experience (desirable).
If you are an experienced technician with a passion for motorsports and advanced track systems, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic and innovative team