Our Team

Since the 2026 season, Audi has been competing in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship.

The new team has three locations. The Motorsport Competence Center of Audi in Neuburg (Germany) is considered one of the most modern of its kind in Europe. The Formula 1 factory of Audi Motorsport AG in Hinwil (Switzerland) is known for its innovative technologies and passion for racing. The Audi Motorsport Technology Center in UK is in its launch phase and growing continuously. Our Power Unit comes from Neuburg, while Hinwil is responsible for the development of the chassis and race operations.

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.

This position is to be filled at Audi Formula Racing GmbH in Neuburg (Germany).

As a development engineer in the field of single-cylinder testing, you are an active driver of the combustion and mechanical performance of our F1 power unit. You are responsible for the experimental validation, assessment, and further development of combustion processes and engine concepts within a closed development loop between the test bench, CFD, and system simulation. Your work has a direct impact on determining which concepts progress into the full engine—and which do not.

Your Mission

Independent planning, definition, execution, and evaluation of highly dynamic test programs on single-cylinder and component test benches, with a clear focus on performance and efficiency
Responsibility for the complete test bench and measurement chain operations, including setup, validation, and continuous optimization of sensor and indicating systems
Development of innovative concepts to increase performance and improve efficiency
Execution and in-depth analysis of indicated combustion data (cylinder pressure, heat release, IMEP, friction components, gas exchange losses), including physically consistent interpretation
Identification of performance limitations and systematic derivation of development measures based on data-driven analysis
Setup, maintenance, and continuous improvement of a robust database with clear test-to-test and hardware-to-software correlation
Active feedback of test results into CFD and 0D/1D models, including evaluation and calibration of boundary conditions (boundary conditions, turbulence, wall and combustion models, spray/combustion correlation)
Close technical alignment with CFD and simulation teams for targeted model improvement based on experimental findings
Further development and automation of evaluation and testing processes (e.g., MATLAB/Python/Concerto) to maximize test efficiency and information density per test run
Clear, technically robust documentation of results with unambiguous development decisions and recommendations for action

Your Profile

You have a completed technical degree (mechanical engineering, internal combustion engines, applied thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, or a comparable field); a Master’s/Diploma or PhD is preferred
A structured, analytical, and solution-oriented way of working distinguishes you
You already have demonstrable experience operating single-cylinder or highly dynamic engine test benches within a development environment
A deep understanding of combustion analysis based on indicated data as well as thermodynamic evaluation is part of your skill set
You are proficient in handling test benches and evaluation systems (e.g., Concerto, ATLAS, or comparable systems)
Very good programming skills in MATLAB and/or Python, which you confidently use for data analysis and automation
You interpret measured data physically correctly and derive well-founded development decisions from it
You bring experience in the interfaces between testing and simulation (CFD / 0D / 1D), particularly in validating and correcting model assumptions and boundary conditions
You work in a structured and precise manner with a high level of personal responsibility
You remain resilient in the engine prototype environment even under high development and time pressure
You demonstrate strong flexibility and commitment
You have very good English skills; German skills are an advantage
Ideally, you have experience in the development of combustion processes and gas exchange in modern high-performance engines
An understanding of boosting, injection, and ignition systems in highly dynamic operation is an advantage
Experience in identifying friction and loss mechanisms at the system level is desirable
Ideally, you have experience in data-driven model calibration (CFD / 1D / 0D)
Knowledge of automated test bench and testing processes would be a plus

About Us

We are an equal opportunity employer.

We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and expressly welcome applications from people with disabilities.

We look forward to reviewing your application and having you join the team as part/or full-time employee in our pursuit of excellence in Formula 1.

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