Energy Management/Strategy Engineer - Formula E

MASERATI MSG RACING
Plymouth
10 months ago
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Location:Monaco
Contract Type:Permanent
Experience Required:1-3 years in a similar position


Job Description:


As part of our commitment to Formula E, we are looking for a talented and analytical Energy Management Engineer to join our team. This is an office-based position where you will work closely with performance, race engineers, and simulation specialists to develop and optimize race strategies focused on energy efficiency and overall performance.


Main Responsibilities:


  • Develop, analyse, and optimize energy management strategies for race scenarios.
  • Use simulation tools and real-time data to predict and enhance energy deployment efficiency and thermal behaviour.
  • Liaise with head of strategy to translate simulations into track applications.
  • Optimize energy management and strategy based on track characteristics, weather conditions, and competitor behaviour.
  • Be involved in the Driver in the Loop simulator (DiL) and embedded software development
  • Contribute to driver briefings with data-driven recommendations for optimal energy usage and recovery.
  • Stay up to date with Formula E regulations and ensure compliance in all strategic approaches.

Profile Sought:


  • Engineering degree in automotive, mechanical, data science, or a related field.
  • 1-3 years’ experience in a high-level racing series (F1, FE, WEC, F2).
  • Strong understanding of energy management principles, battery systems, and efficiency optimisation.
  • Expertise in data analysis tools (MATLAB, Python, Excel, race simulation software).
  • Experience in laptime simulation softwares (preferably Canopy) is a plus
  • Ability to work effectively in an office-based environment with occasional travel for tests or race support.
  • Fluency in English required; French is a plus.
  • Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment.

Why Join Us?


  • Be part of a dynamic and innovative team in a rapidly growing championship.
  • Contribute to cutting-edge developments in energy management and race strategy.
  • Opportunities for career growth and continuous training in an international setting.

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