Audi F1 Project
Jacky P. is a skilled HV Electronics Developer currently working on ERS (Power) Electronics development for the Audi F1 Project since November 2022. Previous experience includes serving as a Graduate Intern and Electronics Designer at Prodrive Technologies, focusing on power electronics from September 2021 to September 2022 and February 2020 to January 2021, respectively. Prior to that, an internship at AUDI AG involved power electronics and charging systems development. Jacky gained experience as a Test Engineer and Process Engineer at AME from September 2016 to January 2020, with a focus on customized testing systems and qualifications of power electronics. A notable role as Chief Electrical Systems at University Racing Eindhoven involved leading the electrical systems for a Formula Student team. Jacky holds an MSc in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Electromechanics and Power Electronics, and a BSc in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Automotive, both from Eindhoven University of Technology.
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Audi F1 Project
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Audi has won almost every race in motorsport – now it’s time for Formula 1. From 2026, we will compete in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship with our own factory team and a power unit developed in Germany. The Audi F1 Project is a team unlike any other. While one part of the team works at the state-of-the-art Audi Competence Center Motorsport of Audi Formula Racing GmbH in Neuburg (Germany), the Sauber F1 factory is located in Hinwil (Switzerland). Audi and Sauber is a strong combination: The expertise from successful Audi motorsport programs in Formula E, touring car racing, customer racing, the Dakar Rally and Le Mans meets more than 30 years of F1 experience from Sauber. Popular on a global stage, highly emotional and technologically advanced – Formula 1 is a spectacular platform for the world’s most sophisticated electrified racing cars. Audi wants to demonstrate “Vorsprung durch Technik” in this competitive environment. The decision to enter Formula 1 was driven by new regulations announced by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). From 2026, sustainable synthetic fuels will be used while approximately 50% of the drivetrain’s power will be electric. Audi wants to actively support the transformation of what is by far the most important motorsport series. Have you got what it takes to write Audi’s next chapter in motorsport history? To meet the challenges ahead, our team is looking for new team members who bring an athlete’s mindset to the mix. If you believe boundaries only exist to be broken and giving up isn’t an option, we would love to hear from you. Contact/Imprit: https://bit.ly/49bH2OB