Trainee / Future Race Team Mechanic for Sub-Assembly
- Entreprise
- Audi Motorsport AG
- Lieu
- Hinwil
- Date
- 16.05.2026
- Référence
- 295006
Key Responsibilities
The core focus of this role is to learn the fundamental aspects of working within a Formula 1 race team mechanic, specifically in the sub-assembly field.
- Contribute actively to the precise assembly, teardown, and ongoing maintenance of advanced F1 chassis components daily.
- Conduct high-precision measurements and regular service life interval checks utilizing specialized metrology instruments.
- Gradually assume responsibility for the build and maintenance of complex rear axle assemblies.
- Provide critical trackside support during racing events as a significant milestone following the training phase.
- Manage several mechanical car assemblies from initial preparation through to regular services.
- Ensure the seamless delivery of prepared assemblies to the final Car Build group, essential for track operations.
- Collaborate closely with internal stakeholders, including the Race Team and Design Office.
- Independently execute assigned technical tasks with minimal supervision following the integration phase.
Competency Profile
- Completion of basic mechanical training as an automotive mechanic, mechatronics technician, or agricultural machinery mechanic is mandatory.
- Outstanding manual dexterity combined with a careful and forward-thinking working style is a prerequisite for success.
- Proven experience in the application of precise measuring instruments is necessary to verify engineering tolerances.
- A solid technical and mechanical understanding of high-performance automotive systems is required.
- Basic knowledge of operational software such as Microsoft Excel, Word, and SAP is viewed as a beneficial asset.
- High levels of motivation, proactivity, and resilience are essential in the dynamic environment of Formula 1.
- An open-minded, solution-oriented, and results-driven mindset is expected from all team members.
- Willingness to work outside normal operational hours is required due to the racing calendar.
- Proficiency in both English and German is essential for effective communication within the international race team.