Elektriker_in/Elektroniker_in für Hochvolt Montage | Electrical/Electronic Technician High-Voltage A

Welcome to the Audi F1 Project.
 
Audi will be competing in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship from 2026. 
 
The new team has two locations. Audi's Motorsport Competence Center in Neuburg (Germany) is considered one of the most modern of its kind in Europe. The Sauber Group's Formula 1 factory in Hinwil (Switzerland) is known for its innovative technologies and passion for racing. The Power Unit comes from Neuburg, while Hinwil is responsible for the development of the chassis and race operations. The planned takeover by AUDI AG turns two teams into a factory team – and you can be part of it.
 
What you need? The mindset of an athlete. If you are someone for whom giving up isn’t an option and limits are just something to be overcome, you can bring Vorsprung durch Technik to Formula 1 with us. Become part of this unique project and make motorsport history.  
 
The position for the Audi F1 Project is at Audi Formula Racing GmbH in Neuburg (Germany).

In the field of electric motor assembly, you will work on key components of high-performance electric drivetrains and contribute to the level of competitiveness in a highly contested environment. You will assemble electric drivetrain concepts for high-performance motorsport applications according to design specifications.

• Independent, autonomous assembly and commissioning of electric motors, electronic power electronics systems and high-voltage batteries
• Carrying out measurements on the high-voltage system
• Troubleshooting components and the overall system
• Documentation of the individual work steps
• Continuous improvement of work processes in the production of drivetrain components
• Identifying problems in the assembly process in close coordination with the person responsible for the components and quality assurance

• Training as an electronic technician for automation technology or as an automotive mechatronics technician specialising in high-voltage and system technology
• Further training as an “EFffT” (qualified electrician for specified tasks) and EFK (qualified electrician)
• Experience with high-voltage systems and electric drivetrains
• Training AuS (live working) and first aid training
• Experience in the assembly of Motorsport-ERS components is a basic requirement
• Experience in the support of ERS components in use on racetracks or on test benches is desirable 
• Working under high time pressure
• Analytical ability and skilled with hands-on work
• Ability to work in a team, high motivation and initiative
• Good knowledge of English