Senior Electronics Test Engineer (Automated Test)

Motorsport Espana
Milton Keynes
1 month ago
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For many fans of Formula One, the sport exists between lights and chequered flag on a Sunday afternoon. It begins and ends with the exploits of the drivers on the track. But this is merely the tip of the spear. The reality of modern F1 is that of a complex and intertwined operation, every part of which needs to perform near its limit if success is to be achieved. From the pit crew searching for the ultimate repeatable pit stop, to the inspiration of the designers, the application of engineers and the herculean efforts of an army of fabricators and machinists. Much of our success is thanks to the diversity of thought and spectrum of skill sets held within the team, our ability to recognise unique contributions from individual team members is just a part of why we love what we do.

Job Description

We are looking for an experienced Electronics Test Engineer (Automated Test) to join Red Bull Powertrains. In our brand-new purpose-built electronics facility, we have the tools required to develop new technologies, deliver exciting research projects and above all support our dynamic team of engineers, ensuring that they flourish and realise their goals and targets.

In this Electrical Engineer role, you will be responsible for the design and implementation of automated test systems with the purpose of analysing data, finding potential failure modes, and improving overall reliability.

Key responsibilities:

  1. Creating and updating test procedures for electronic components
  2. Test system hardware development
  3. Test software development in LabVIEW and TestStand
  4. Performing the test of electronic components
  5. Data analysis and fault investigation
  6. Prepare risk assessments and follow safety procedures

To be considered, you will need:

  1. Electronics Engineering, Software Engineering degree, or equivalent qualification
  2. Experience developing test systems for electronic components
  3. Experience with LabVIEW and TestStand for the development of test sequences
  4. Knowledge of electronic systems and working with PCBs and electronic components
  5. Familiar with ESD protection measures
  6. Knowledge of communication protocols such as CAN, Ethernet, and SPI
  7. Familiar with laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes, electronic loads, thermal cameras etc.
  8. Familiar with National Instruments equipment
  9. Track record of successful fault investigation, containment, and rectification

Additional Desirable Competencies:

  1. Experience with MATLAB/Simulink (e.g. for data analysis and simulation)
  2. Advanced knowledge of data analysis (data distribution, test limits, etc.)
  3. Certified LabVIEW/TestStand Developer or Architect
  4. Advanced knowledge of additional programming languages such as Python and C++
  5. Electronics design (e.g. schematic and PCB layout, ideally in Altium Designer)
  6. Basic mechanical CAD design for test fixtures
  7. Experience with safety procedures for high voltage systems (up to 1000V)

Not only is this a fantastic Electronics Test Engineer (Automated Test) role, but it is also a fantastic team to work with here at Red Bull Powertrains. A good salary is just the start; there are many other benefits too such as our bonus scheme, private health care cover, life assurance scheme, workplace nursery scheme, company-contributed pension scheme, on-site gym & fitness classes, free daily food allowance, and a cycle to work scheme; but above all, the job satisfaction doesn’t get any better than the feeling of making a real contribution to our championship-winning grand prix cars.

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