FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the R&D Electronics Technician?
The primary responsibilities include building complex electrical wiring harnesses, assembling and maintaining electrical systems, performing end-of-line tests, troubleshooting, and managing department equipment and stock.
Is experience in motorsports required for this position?
Yes, experience within aerospace or motorsports, preferably F1, is necessary for this role.
What qualifications are required for the R&D Electronics Technician position?
Candidates should have an electrical apprenticeship or training (IPC-A-620 standard or similar) and experience with high voltage systems.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role involves developing R&D expertise in electronics and electrical systems, as well as keeping up to date with the latest technologies.
What safety protocols are expected to be followed?
The technician is expected to understand and comply with health and safety obligations, including working with hazardous voltage equipment.
Will the technician work alone or as part of a team?
The technician will work closely with the R&D and NDT Manager, R&D Electrical Engineer, and other team members in a collaborative environment.
What type of technology will the technician be working with?
The technician will work with electrical and electronic systems, assembly and maintenance of communication interfaces, sensors, and test rig controllers.
How important is attention to detail in this role?
Attention to detail is critical, as the technician must evaluate components during assembly and disassembly, ensuring integrity and reporting any faults.
Are there any requirements regarding presentation standards?
Yes, it is important to maintain a high standard of department presentation, as the facility may be visited by potential sponsors and other VIPs.
Is proficiency in Microsoft Office necessary for this position?
Yes, experience with Microsoft Office skills is required for effective communication and documentation purposes.