Sporting Systems Technician

Role Overview

We are looking for a Sporting Systems Technician to join our Track Systems team. Reporting into our Engineering Manager – Sporting Systems, this role will support the installation, deployment and management of the F1 timing data acquisition and communications system at F1 race locations.

• Competently install timing loops, beacons and track temperature sensors into the surface of the track.
• Perform manual work including digging, soldering and operation of machinery and tools, while complying with health and safety training.
• Work safely at all times in accordance with company and location‑specific health and safety requirements.
• Install, test and terminate coaxial cable and multi‑core twisted‑pair data cable used for loop and decoder data communications.
• Test and verify correct function of all timing data acquisition equipment and related hardware.
• Fault‑find basic IT networks and cable systems.
• Compile and publish reports for the department.
• Work outdoors in a variety of global destinations.
• Ensure department and company tools and equipment are correctly used, maintained and transported between races.
• Read, comprehend and work to the F1 Circuit Drawings to achieve the correct equipment setup for a race.
• Configure and monitor incoming and outgoing data using F1 software to ensure correct function of company systems.
• Report issues to the F100 team and associated clients.
• Mark loop IDs on track with spray paint and install beacon fittings in track and pit lane.
• Mark front axle points for pit‑stop boxes in pit lane.
• Configure and deploy timing decoders, pit‑lane nodes and workshop furniture.
• Perform basic data analysis to identify trends and faults.
• Load and unload work equipment safely.

• Well presented, organised and positive can‑do attitude.
• Strong team working ability and capable of working outdoors in hot and cold weather.
• Willingness to travel on a regular basis for extended periods (1 to 3 weeks).
• Keen interest in technical subjects related to the job and willingness to learn new skills.
• Excellent communicator with ability to express oneself accurately and concisely.
• Good time‑management skills.
• Fault‑finding experience on electrical/electronic wiring systems.
• Experience reading and working to wiring diagrams and technical drawings.
• Desirable: knowledge of IP addressing and TCP/IP communications.
• Desirable: previous experience in a similar environment such as electronics or network IT.
• Qualifications in Motorsport Engineering with an electrical/electronic bias.
• Career progression to Senior Sporting Systems Technician.

• Private Healthcare scheme.
• Dental Care.
• 4×Grand Prix Paddock passes per season.
• Enhanced maternity/paternity leave and other family planning policies.
• Free staff shuttle service to and from surrounding train stations near Biggin Hill.
• Free healthy snacks in our offices.
• Subsidised canteen in Biggin Hill, serving breakfast and lunch.
• 25days annual leave and 8 Bank Holiday days, plus a Christmas period closure.
• Opportunities to develop and request training via our in‑house Learning and Development team.
• Discount on F1 merchandise.
• Discount at F1’s experiences including F1 Arcade and F1 Drive.
• Perkbox benefit portal and more.

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