Anyone want to work with F1 cars?
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We've had a discussion at my place of work today and decided we need another pair of hands to assist. So if anyone fancies working with some fairly recent F1 cars let me know. Role would be part time to full time after 6 months (probably much quicker than that) assuming that you fit the bill, would be ideal for someone looking to wind down into retirement or for someone fresh out of university who wants F1 experience before starting their career but that's not to say it isn't a long term prospect. Goes without saying you should be engineering savvy, have good experience of spannering a race car and able to present yourself in a very professional manner for the few times we have to run these cars in public.
Working environment is very good, relaxed enough to be fun and has much banter. Staff are a mixture of full/part time with some of the part timers working here as well as full time engineering jobs elsewhere. I should make it clear though it's not a giggle and no one forgets these are hugely powerful race cars that would easily kill whoever is in and around them if it goes wrong.
Based in the countryside between Cambridge and Northants so nice outlook from the front of the workshop too! Post if you're interested and I'll e-mail you.
Working environment is very good, relaxed enough to be fun and has much banter. Staff are a mixture of full/part time with some of the part timers working here as well as full time engineering jobs elsewhere. I should make it clear though it's not a giggle and no one forgets these are hugely powerful race cars that would easily kill whoever is in and around them if it goes wrong.
Based in the countryside between Cambridge and Northants so nice outlook from the front of the workshop too! Post if you're interested and I'll e-mail you.
true but even that will have calculations and need to be tunnel tested, no, I couldn't take the pressure of that task.Gassing Station | Jobs & Employment Matters | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff