About the Role Our Design Engineers own their work from the first sketch to the finished part on the car. The Power Unit Integration group sits at the heart of the car, making sure the power unit and its supporting systems are packaged, mounted, cooled and connected to perform at their best within the chassis. As a Design Engineer in the team, you'll take complete integration projects from conceptual through to detail design, then see them through R&D, dyno and production build and test programmes . You'll be designing components and structures such as PU mounting, cooling and exhaust systems, fuel system and energy store installation hardware , where every gram, every millimetre of packaging space and every pound counts. The role is highly collaborative, working closely with our power unit supplier and with teams across the business including aerodynamics, vehicle science, transmissions, chassis structure and the stress office. And when issues arise on the dyno or at track, you'll be the one who gets to the root of the problem and puts the fix in place quickly. It's a hands-on role for someone who enjoys solving complex packaging and interface challenges and wants to see their work make a real difference on track . Your responsibilities Support the delivery of complete power unit integration projects from concept through to detail design, defining and supporting R&D, dyno and production build and test programmes Produce conceptual and detailed designs for PU installation components and structures, including mounting, cooling, exhaust, fuel and energy store systems Carry out supporting calculations for structural, thermal and functional analysis Contribute to the mechanical, thermal and system interfaces between the power unit and the chassis Build strong working relationships with our power unit supplier and external component suppliers Take ownership of faults, carrying out thorough analysis and implementing timely rectification Keep communication clear, concise and consistent across all teams Work flexibly as part of the wider Powertrain design team, adapting to the demands of the racing calendar About you You'll be degree qualified in Mechanical, Automotive, Aerospace, Marine or a related engineering discipline, with strong CAD skills. Experience with Siemens NX is preferred, but if you're coming from another CAD system, we'll provide training! You'll bring: Design experience in powertrain , engine installation or a closely related area , ideally within motorsport, automotive or aerospace A good understanding of cooling, fluid and thermal systems, and how they interact with vehicle packaging Familiarity with the software systems used in vehicle design A thorough understanding of engineering designs and drawings of components and assemblies, in line with defined standards and procedures Strong organisational skills, with the ability to prioritise and deliver to agreed deadlines Just as important is how you work. Integration is all about interfaces, so you'll be comfortable balancing competing requirements from different teams and finding the best overall solution for the car . You're self-motivated and innovative, happy working under pressure with minimal supervision, and you lead by example. You're an open-minded, constructive team player who can engage and support those around you to build a high-performance culture. You're approachable, show balanced judgement and a high level of personal integrity, and you're able to collaborate with people at every level of the organisation.