
Senior Track Systems Technician
- Kent
- £17.61-24.10 per hour
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Install timing loops, beacons, and track temperature sensors at circuits, involving manual work, digging, soldering, and the use of machinery and tools.
- Install, test, and terminate coaxial and multi-core data cables for loop and decoder communications.
- Configure, operate, and fault-find on timing data acquisition systems, IT networks, and cable systems.
- Read and interpret circuit drawings to ensure correct system setup.
- Commission hardware/software systems, diagnose and repair faults.
- Monitor and verify incoming/outgoing data using bespoke software, escalating issues where needed.
- Liaise with internal teams and external stakeholders to coordinate installations and operations.
- Build and repair looms, terminate AS Motorsport connectors, and maintain departmental equipment.
- Produce technical reports, maintain fault logs, and update issue-tracking systems.
- Travel globally for race events, typically for 1-3 weeks at a time.
- Fault finding on electrical/electronic wiring systems.
- Ability to read and work with wiring diagrams and technical drawings.
- Technical report writing.
- Basic knowledge of TCP/IP systems.
- Fault finding of CAN-based communication systems.
- Basic knowledge of RF communication systems.
- Previous IT network experience.
- Competent in Microsoft Windows, Excel, and Word.
- Strong IT/computer skills and ability to learn bespoke software.
- Good understanding of electrical systems and fault-finding.
- Loom building and cable termination with a variety of connectors.
- Able to work under pressure in live broadcast environments.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills.
- Adaptable to working outdoors in varied climates.
- Good time management and organisational skills.
- Eagerness to learn and develop technical skills.
- Current UK driving licence (essential).
- HND or degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Motorsport Engineering, or equivalent experience (desirable).