VCARB F1 Team - Stress Engineer

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Today’s Formula 1 calls for a high level of specialist skills in every area. At Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team we strongly believe that every member of our staff can and should lead innovation and continuous improvement in such a competitive and dynamic working environment.

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We are looking for an experienced Stress Engineer to be responsible for ensuring that structural car components comply with the design and performance specifications defined by Technical Management. The role involves structural analysis, design support, validation, and service-life follow-up, and contributing to continuous improvement of stress methodologies.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Areas that play to your strengths

All the responsibilities we'll trust you with:

• Perform stress analyses (FEA and hand calculations) from the preliminary design phase through to final part release, providing clear and traceable documentation of all analysis work (Stress Reports).

  Oversee and coordinate the work of other Stress Analysts assigned to related tasks or components.

  Support the Team Leader in damage and defect investigations, ensuring timely and accurate root cause identification.

  Collaborate effectively with other departments to collect all necessary input data and facilitate cross-functional cooperation throughout the project lifecycle.

• Monitor the in-service behaviour of assigned car parts, including trackside usage, structural testing, and service life follow-up.

  Create and maintain test procedures, supporting the execution of structural validation activities in collaboration with the R&D Testing Department.

  Support the Team Leader in the preparation and management of documentation related to track support and design load definition.

  Provide occasional trackside support during race weekends or testing events, following the agreed shift schedule.

• Work with the Stress Methodology group to continuously improve the calculation and sizing methods used for structural components.

  Execute daily and weekly activities according to project timelines, providing regular feedback on progress and milestones.

  Maintain and develop positive working relationships with all departments and external stakeholders.

  Demonstrate flexibility and professionalism in line with project requirements and timeframes, showing a proactive and solution-oriented attitude.

• Once you’ve submitted your application, you’ll most likely receive an invitation to complete the Red Bull Wingfinder assessment. Taking the test is not mandatory for your application to be reviewed; however, we strongly recommend completing it, as it’s a great way to better understand your own strengths and potential!

  Due to the very high volume of applications, we’re unfortunately not able to provide individual feedback or application status updates, except for candidates who have interviewed with our team.

  In line with pay transparency regulations (Legislative Decree 96/2026), the minimum fixed salary for this role is the contractual minimum set by the National Collective Labour Agreement for the Metalworking Industry (Federmeccanica/Assistal) for classification level B1 . We specify that the above mentioned level is a minimum threshold and does not correspond to the overall compensation package, which is determined by objective, measurable and gender-neutral criteria, being significantly higher than the contractual minimum indicated.

• Working in a young, collaborative and international environment.

  Tailored training.

  Company Events / Briefings.

  Onsite Gym.

  Bonus scheme.

  Annual salary review process.

  Meal Tickets

  Free additional health insurance

EXPERIENCE

Your areas of knowledge and expertise

that matter most for this role:

• Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering master’s degree;
• Strong, broad understanding of carbon and metal structures;
• Strong knowledge of theory behind FEA;
• Excellent usage and knowledge of FE pre/processing (Altair Hypermesh/Optistruct, Abaqus);
• Previous knowledge of Siemens-NX is a plus;
• Strong knowledge of current manufacturing processes (CNC and DMLS) and material science;
• Ability to work with the team, external suppliers and colleagues;
• Extensive stress analysis experience at a senior level;
• Previous engineering experience in F1;
• Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering master’s degree;
• Initiative, proactive and Innovation;
• Availability to travel up to one week per month.

• Travel 0-10%
• Benefits eligible