Event IT Communications Engineer

The Event IT Communications Engineer is responsible for delivering resilient, high-performance communications services in support of motorsport operations across factory and trackside environments. This role combines ownership of event communications systems-including radio, IP-based intercom across multiple sites and RF technologies - with hands-on IT infrastructure support to a self-sufficient level. This role will ensure race-critical systems remain operational in some of the most demanding high-pressure environments in elite motorsport. The successful candidate will play a vital role in enabling seamless communication between drivers, engineers, mechanics, race operations, and leadership while also supporting wider communications with external parties and satellite sites. This is a highly mobile role requiring international travel, technical versatility, and the ability to troubleshoot under intense operational pressure where reliability and response time are critical.

• Own the deployment, operation, and support of all event communications systems across race and test operations
• Configure, deploy, and maintain RF radio systems, IP-based Intercom systems, DECT Belt packs, Virtual intercom panels, Driver helmet communications and VIP / guest communication solutions
• Program radios and communications equipment with authorised frequencies for each event
• Coordinate communications integration with governing bodies, suppliers, and technical partners including FIA, FOM, and vehicle communications providers
• Support ear moulding and bespoke driver communication hardware preparation where required
• Work closely with the IT Team to ensure network integration is stable
• Prepare, test, stage, and maintain all communications and IT equipment between events. Build and validate race event kits, ensuring all systems are fully functional before deployment
• Perform preventative maintenance, testing, and repair of communications and IT hardware. Ensure event readiness through structured testing and validation processes
• Maintain detailed technical documentation, configuration records, and operational checklists
• Follow structured incident, problem, and change management processes
• Research, develop and deploy innovative improvements in the communications space
• Take ownership of the Trackside communications space being the single contact for the race team in this area