Develop and validate electrical system architecture for engine development and race applications
Manage supplier relationships to ensure quality, reliability, and technical compliance of electrical components
Oversee production processing of electrical components, including lifecycle limits and issue resolution
Support development and dyno testing by configuring required hardware and software systems
Diagnose and resolve electrical, sensor, and signal integrity issues in dyno and vehicle environments
Develop and apply new technology and instrumentation to improve system performance and reliability
Support ECU integration including CAN configuration, sensor validation, and I/O implementation
Submit engineering change orders and maintain documentation for new or modified components and processes
Benefits
Dynamic work environment at the forefront of high-performance engineering
Opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in motorsport
Engagement in both development and race applications
Collaboration with a team of experienced professionals
Potential for career growth within a leading racing organization
Full Job Description
Join Roush Yates Racing Engines as a Senior Electrical Engineer and immerse yourself in a dynamic environment where innovation meets high-performance engineering. Working onsite in Mooresville, NC, you will be at the forefront of cutting-edge technology. Own the architecture, integration, and reliability of all electrical, sensor, and data systems supporting Roush-Yates powered race engines across development, dynamometer, and race applications. Responsibilities
Develop and validate electrical system architecture for engine development and race applications
Manage supplier relationships to ensure quality, reliability, and technical compliance of electrical components
Oversee production processing of electrical components, including lifecycle limits and issue resolution
Support development and dyno testing by configuring required hardware and software systems
Diagnose and resolve electrical, sensor, and signal integrity issues in dyno and vehicle environments
Develop and apply new technology and instrumentation to improve system performance and reliability
Support ECU integration including CAN configuration, sensor validation, and I/O implementation
Submit engineering change orders and maintain documentation for new or modified components and processes
job qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with 5-10 years of relevant experience
Strong knowledge of internal combustion engine fundamentals and professional engine control systems
Experience with motorsport data logging systems and CAN bus integration
Proficiency with laboratory diagnostic equipment (oscilloscope, multimeter, calibration tools)
Ability to design and manufacture motorsport-type wiring harnesses
High level of computer literacy (VBA, C/C++, LabView, or similar preferred)
Experience with McLaren ECU systems and ATLAS (preferred)