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Motorsport Aerospace Engineer Jobs (NOW HIRING)

NY · On-site

$80 - $100/hr

Master's degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering. * Previous experience in similar roles within the motorsport industry is preferred. * Good knowledge of English. * Strong team‑working skills.

Minimum 6-10 years of engineering experience, with at least 3-5 years in a reliability, failure analysis, or powertrain development role within motorsport, aerospace, or high‑performance automotive.

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Concord, NC · On-site

$16.75 - $22.50/hr

Interpret complex GD&T requirements and advise engineering teams on measurement feasibility and ... Motorsport, aerospace, or medical device industry experience. * Familiarity with ERP/QMS ...

... of engineering experience in a data-intensive role within motorsport, aerospace, or high-performance automotive powertrain development. * Demonstrated experience using Motion Applied ATLAS as a ...

... of engineering experience in a data-intensive role within motorsport, aerospace, or high-performance automotive powertrain development. * Demonstrated experience using Motion Applied ATLAS as a ...

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or ... Motorsport or F1 experience with power unit plant modeling or ERS performance simulation.

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What is a motorsport aerospace engineer?

Motorsport Aerospace Engineers are professionals who apply aerospace engineering principles to the design, development, and optimization of race cars and related technologies. They focus on improving performance, safety, and efficiency by leveraging expertise in aerodynamics, materials science, and advanced manufacturing. These engineers often work closely with racing teams to develop aerodynamic components, analyze data from wind tunnel testing, and integrate aerospace technologies into motorsport vehicles. Their work helps teams gain a competitive edge by reducing drag, increasing downforce, and enhancing overall vehicle dynamics.

How does a motorsport aerospace engineer typically collaborate with race teams to optimize vehicle performance?

Motorsport Aerospace Engineers work closely with race teams by analyzing aerodynamic data, suggesting design modifications, and supporting wind tunnel or computational fluid dynamics (CFD) testing. They regularly interact with drivers, mechanics, and race engineers to interpret performance metrics and translate them into actionable engineering improvements. This cross-functional collaboration is crucial for rapid prototyping and implementing changes between races, ensuring the vehicle remains competitive throughout the season.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a motorsport aerospace engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Motorsport Aerospace Engineer, you need a solid background in aerospace or mechanical engineering, strong analytical skills, and typically a relevant engineering degree. Familiarity with CAD software, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tools, and simulation systems, as well as experience with motorsport-specific regulations and materials, is highly valuable. Exceptional problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills set outstanding candidates apart in fast-paced, competitive environments. These competencies are essential for innovating and optimizing vehicle performance, ensuring safety, and maintaining a technical edge in motorsport competitions.

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Racing Structural Performance Engineer

NY • On-site

$80 - $100/hr

Other

Posted 21 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Conduct simulations and structural analyses for racing car components such as chassis, suspensions, mechanical parts, and bodywork.

  • Address aspects of components from homologation and functionality perspectives, including stiffness, non-linearity, fatigue behavior, and vibratory phenomena.

  • Collaborate with various departments within the Design & Research, Vehicle Dynamics & Performance, and Aerodynamics teams.


Job description

The history of the Dallara Group began in 1972, when Engineer Giampaolo Dallara—after significant professional experience at Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, and De Tomaso—founded Dallara Automobili da Competizione in Varano de' Melegari, a small town near Parma.

Today, the Dallara Group is made up of over 950 Dallara People and is one of the most important players in the design, development, and production of racing cars and hypercars. Dallara is the sole supplier for the following championships: IndyCar, IndyNXT, Formula 2, Formula 3, EuroFormula, Formula E, Super Formula, Super Formula Light, Euroformula Open, Eurocup‑3, and A2RL. It also develops and manufactures some of the cars competing in the WEC and IMSA championships and provides consultancy in other series, including NASCAR and F1.

Since the early 2000s, the Dallara Group has offered specialized consulting and professional support to the world’s most prestigious automotive brands, primarily for the development of ultra‑high‑performance super sports cars.

On November 16, 2016, the Dallara Stradale—the first road car bearing the Dallara name—was unveiled. It embodies Engineer Dallara’s lifelong dream and synthesizes nearly 50 years of innovation. This was followed by the Dallara EXP, a track‑only version of the Stradale, representing the essence of racing spirit with extreme performance and FIA‑level safety standards.

In recent years, the Dallara Group has also begun collaborating on the development of solutions for the aerospace sector.

The Role

As a Racing Structural Performance Engineer you will join the Racing Structural Performance team at Dallara Automobili, a company within the Dallara Group specializing in the design, pre‑series production, and testing of products for the three business units: Racing, Automotive and Aerospace.

In this role, you will conduct simulations and structural analyses for key racing car components such as chassis, suspensions, mechanical parts, and bodywork. Specifically, you will address various aspects of these components from homologation and functionality perspectives, including stiffness, non‑linearity, fatigue behavior, and vibratory phenomena.

Performance results from the seamless integration of multiple disciplines, and you will have the chance to collaborate with various areas within the Design & Research department and the Vehicle Dynamics & Performance and Aerodynamics departments.

What We Are Looking For
  • Master's degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering.
  • Previous experience in similar roles within the motorsport industry is preferred.
  • Good knowledge of English.
  • Strong team‑working skills.
  • Flexibility and a strong passion for the automotive/motorsport/aerospace fields.
  • Knowledge of HyperWorks and Abaqus software and programming skills in Python are considered a plus.
Our Values

We want to do our job well and with passion, determination and competence, embracing failure, sharing knowledge and overcoming difficulties with resilience, knowing that the greatest danger is to believe that you know.

We want to do better what we have always done with promptness, enthusiasm and love for knowledge, challenging what exists in new and adaptable ways, with the continued willingness to learn.

Integrity

We believe in keeping our word, in respecting each other and the promises made; we want to develop bonds based on honesty, trust and the earnestness of human relationships.

What we offer
  • Access to high‑quality training and development programs;
  • Internal Job Posting opportunities;
  • Smart‑Working Policy;
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