Key Responsibilities at Events
Technical Leadership: Lead the engineering operations of the Race Course Technologies team on-site and remotely. Be the go-to expert for system setup, troubleshooting, and optimisation.
System Management: Oversee deployment and maintenance of the full RCT technology stack:
- Telemetry systems – LTE, 5G and Starlink
- Race Mark – Power, Control and Propulsion systems
- Chase boat fleet NavCom systems – Chart plotters, sensors, radios, and DC electrical systems
- Race Management – Equipment deployment, configuration, maintenance and support
Operational Delivery: Ensure all race course technology systems are operational, safe, and accurate during training, racing, and testing days.
Innovation & Improvement: Collaborate with R&D and partner teams to evolve RCT systems, improve reliability, and reduce logistical complexity across the season.
Documentation & Process: Maintain technical documentation, procedures, and schematics. Contribute to standard operating procedures and technical training for junior engineers.
Team Collaboration: Work closely with the LiveLine, Broadcast, Data, and On-Water Operations teams to deliver integrated solutions that perform flawlessly under live racing conditions. This includes supporting Junior engineers with rigging of Riedel equipment on camera boats when appropriate.
Safety & Compliance: Ensure all systems across all owned support-boats on-the-water, comply with safety and operational standards, including maritime and radio regulations. Maintenance of emergency bilge-pumps, charting-systems, AIS-system and nav-lights.
Key Responsibilities Between Events
System Maintenance & Refurbishment: Oversee post-event servicing, diagnostics, and repairs of all RCT equipment to ensure full readiness for the next events
Hardware Modification & Project Preparation: Manage hardware modifications, upgrades, and integration work in preparation for new projects or system enhancements. Coordinate with design and R&D teams to implement changes safely and efficiently.
Testing & Validation: Conduct controlled testing, calibration, and configuration of RCT systems in workshop or field environments to validate software and hardware performance. This may include sea trials of Race marks.
R&D Support: Work closely with internal engineering and partner teams to prototype, integrate, and evaluate new technologies or workflows.
Logistics & Planning: Support container packing, asset tracking, and documentation for global touring. Maintain clear visibility of system status and spares inventory between events.
Continuous Improvement: Review and refine build, deployment, and troubleshooting processes based on fi eld experience. Champion better engineering standards and smarter solutions.
F50 Electrical Fit out Support: Support the Electronics department when extra resources are needed to complete electronics works on F50’s in the SGP Technologies facility.
Requirements
- Strong background in Marine electronics, DC electrical systems and network engineering with hands‑on experience in field deployments.
- Proven ability to manage technical operations in live event or broadcast environments.
- Experience with DC systems, LTE systems, IP networking, NMEA2000 marine electronics, or RF communications.
- Excellent problem‑solving and diagnostic ability — particularly under time pressure.
- Competence in technical documentation, reading CAD or system schematics, and structured troubleshooting.
- Ability to work autonomously in challenging environments (off shore, in all weather, under tight timelines)
- Comfortable leading small technical teams and coordinating with external partners.
- Maritime qualifications or experience are beneficial but not essential.
About you
- Calm under pressure and unflappable in live environments.
- Adaptable and solution‑focused — able to adjust plans quickly when conditions or priorities change.
- Hands‑on, curious, and technically fearless — you love solving problems others walk away from.
- Natural leader who builds trust through competence and communication.
- Pragmatic and innovative — can balance short‑term fixes with long‑term system design thinking.
- Willing to travel globally and work irregular hours around event schedules.
Key Responsibilities at Events
Technical Leadership: Lead the engineering operations of the Race Course Technologies team on-site and remotely. Be the go-to expert for system setup, troubleshooting, and optimisation.
System Management: Oversee deployment and maintenance of the full RCT technology stack:
- Telemetry systems – LTE, 5G and Starlink
- Race Mark – Power, Control and Propulsion systems
- Chase boat fleet NavCom systems – Chart plotters, sensors, radios, and DC electrical systems
- Race Management – Equipment deployment, configuration, maintenance and support
Operational Delivery: Ensure all race course technology systems are operational, safe, and accurate during training, racing, and testing days.
Innovation & Improvement: Collaborate with R&D and partner teams to evolve RCT systems, improve reliability, and reduce logistical complexity across the season.
Documentation & Process: Maintain technical documentation, procedures, and schematics. Contribute to standard operating procedures and technical training for junior engineers.
Team Collaboration: Work closely with the LiveLine, Broadcast, Data, and On-Water Operations teams to deliver integrated solutions that perform flawlessly under live racing conditions. This includes supporting Junior engineers with rigging of Riedel equipment on camera boats when appropriate.
Safety & Compliance: Ensure all systems across all owned support-boats on-the-water, comply with safety and operational standards, including maritime and radio regulations. Maintenance of emergency bilge-pumps, charting-systems, AIS-system and nav-lights.
Key Responsibilities Between Events
System Maintenance & Refurbishment: Oversee post-event servicing, diagnostics, and repairs of all RCT equipment to ensure full readiness for the next events
Hardware Modification & Project Preparation: Manage hardware modifications, upgrades, and integration work in preparation for new projects or system enhancements. Coordinate with design and R&D teams to implement changes safely and efficiently.
Testing & Validation: Conduct controlled testing, calibration, and configuration of RCT systems in workshop or field environments to validate software and hardware performance. This may include sea trials of Race marks.
R&D Support: Work closely with internal engineering and partner teams to prototype, integrate, and evaluate new technologies or workflows.
Logistics & Planning: Support container packing, asset tracking, and documentation for global touring. Maintain clear visibility of system status and spares inventory between events.
Continuous Improvement: Review and refine build, deployment, and troubleshooting processes based on fi eld experience. Champion better engineering standards and smarter solutions.
F50 Electrical Fit out Support: Support the Electronics department when extra resources are needed to complete electronics works on F50’s in the SGP Technologies facility.
Requirements
- Strong background in Marine electronics, DC electrical systems and network engineering with hands‑on experience in field deployments.
- Proven ability to manage technical operations in live event or broadcast environments.
- Experience with DC systems, LTE systems, IP networking, NMEA2000 marine electronics, or RF communications.
- Excellent problem‑solving and diagnostic ability — particularly under time pressure.
- Competence in technical documentation, reading CAD or system schematics, and structured troubleshooting.
- Ability to work autonomously in challenging environments (off shore, in all weather, under tight timelines)
- Comfortable leading small technical teams and coordinating with external partners.
- Maritime qualifications or experience are beneficial but not essential.
About you
- Calm under pressure and unflappable in live environments.
- Adaptable and solution‑focused — able to adjust plans quickly when conditions or priorities change.
- Hands‑on, curious, and technically fearless — you love solving problems others walk away from.
- Natural leader who builds trust through competence and communication.
- Pragmatic and innovative — can balance short‑term fixes with long‑term system design thinking.
- Willing to travel globally and work irregular hours around event schedules.
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