Job Description
Aerodynamic performance is the largest differentiator in Formula One. Our
Graduate Aerodynamicists
apply their strong knowledge of aerodynamic fundamentals to tackle complex aerodynamic problems. They combine their creativity, calm demeanour, and effective analysis with a passion for the sport, tenacity, dedication, and a desire for perfection. They are grown and empowered by a group of like-minded and diverse teammates, so that they can become the future of the department. Responsibilities: You will help improve the aerodynamic performance of our current and future race cars by: Working effectively as part of a team Analysing and understanding the results of wind tunnel (WT) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tests Efficiently creating and iterating new geometric solutions to aerodynamic problems using computer aided design (CAD) Working shifts in the wind tunnel as part of the team responsible for ensuring a successful test Proactively learning, expanding your aerodynamic understanding and improving your skills, always seeking the next challenge Key skills and experience: An excellent engineering degree with a specialisation in aerodynamics or equivalent A thorough understanding of aerodynamics and the ability to apply that knowledge A strong work ethic and the ability to remain calm under pressure A keen eye for detail and a high standard of quality To be a strong and engaged team player, able to operate independently and exercise sound judgement as part of an overall plan at times, and with regular interactions with your teammates at others This position would also suit a candidate who is early in their career and is not limited to only those who have graduated recently. Applications close 15th January 2025. Applicants can expect to receive details on next steps, within the 2 weeks following the application closing date.
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Aerodynamic performance is the largest differentiator in Formula One. Our
Graduate Aerodynamicists
apply their strong knowledge of aerodynamic fundamentals to tackle complex aerodynamic problems. They combine their creativity, calm demeanour, and effective analysis with a passion for the sport, tenacity, dedication, and a desire for perfection. They are grown and empowered by a group of like-minded and diverse teammates, so that they can become the future of the department. Responsibilities: You will help improve the aerodynamic performance of our current and future race cars by: Working effectively as part of a team Analysing and understanding the results of wind tunnel (WT) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tests Efficiently creating and iterating new geometric solutions to aerodynamic problems using computer aided design (CAD) Working shifts in the wind tunnel as part of the team responsible for ensuring a successful test Proactively learning, expanding your aerodynamic understanding and improving your skills, always seeking the next challenge Key skills and experience: An excellent engineering degree with a specialisation in aerodynamics or equivalent A thorough understanding of aerodynamics and the ability to apply that knowledge A strong work ethic and the ability to remain calm under pressure A keen eye for detail and a high standard of quality To be a strong and engaged team player, able to operate independently and exercise sound judgement as part of an overall plan at times, and with regular interactions with your teammates at others This position would also suit a candidate who is early in their career and is not limited to only those who have graduated recently. Applications close 15th January 2025. Applicants can expect to receive details on next steps, within the 2 weeks following the application closing date.
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