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Electronics Student Placement (Chassis)

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Red Bull Technology has exciting opportunities for undergraduate students to spend a year as part of our Electronics team. The placements will run from the summer of 2027 for one year and offer the opportunity to demonstrate your enthusiasm and apply your knowledge in an open and dynamic environment.
Based on our Milton Keynes campus, this placement opportunity will give you full exposure to real Formula 1 engineering. Working closely with the Design and Production functions of the department, you’ll be producing on-car and off-car hardware design solutions to meet the requirements of our racing team and other functions across the business.
The Main Accountabilities Of The Role Are
- Designing on-car hardware solutions, pit gear, and rig equipment
- Creating loom and sensor drawings, system diagrams, Codes of Practice, and Design standards
- The use of a wide range of test equipment in our Test and Inspection facility
- Performing fault investigations on sensors, actuators, and systems
- Assisting, where required, in all general workshop and car build tasks
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You should also be prepared to carry out hands-on tasks.
You will be supported by experienced Electronic and Electrical Systems Design Engineers as required, and CAD Training will be provided.
The successful student will preferably be studying towards an Electrical / Electronics related degree and be highly computer literate. You must be returning to university to study for at least 1 year after your placement year.


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The placement will be for 1 year, starting in the summer of 2027. Please apply to this advert and submit both your CV and a one-page Cover Letter.
Not only is this a fantastic opportunity to complete your student placement at our championship-winning team, but it is also a great opportunity to work with some of the greatest talents in F1. A good salary is just the start, there are many other benefits too, such as a free daily food allowance, free gym access and fitness classes, multiple discounts and offers with our partners, free barista-style coffee, unlimited Red Bull, and much more!
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