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Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Visa Cash App RB F1 Team in Faenza
Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team is one of two Red Bull-owned F1 teams.
Today’s Formula 1 calls for a high level of specialist skills in every area. At Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team we strongly believe that every member of our staff can and should lead innovation and continuous improvement in such a competitive and dynamic working environment.
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We are looking for a motivated brake ducts design engineer. In this role you will be responsible for designing components that meet packaging and specification requirements, and producing detailed designs of composite components, primarily, but not exclusively, within the brake duct perimeter.
All the responsibilities we'll trust you with:
DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
End-to-end responsibility for the development of subsystems and components, working with minimal supervision from Senior Designers and the Team Leader. Department’s representative when liaising with internal and external development partners within the assigned area of responsibility.
Support the Team Leader in analysing design specifications and ensuring they are fully aligned with vehicle-level KPIs and agreed upon with development partners. Execute concept and detailed design activities, including hand calculations and high-quality detail drawings, balancing performance and manufacturability, while staying within the perimeter defined by the technical rulebook. Monitor technology developments to ensure design standards remain state-of-the-art. Prepare and issue documentation for component testing and trackside operations. Manage actions to resolve quality issues during production and faults coming from car operation.
COLLABORATION AND PERFORMANCE
Collaborate with concept, vehicle performance, aerodynamics and FEA teams to maximize the impact of brake cooling design on overall car performance, by balancing KPI and leveraging state of the art technologies. Develop and manage relationship