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McLaren Racing
Radio Engineer
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What they do
A Radio Frequency (RF) Engineer works with technology and electronic equipment that uses radio waves, from cell phones to radio stations. Designs, installs, and repairs systems and equipment that transmit radio signals. May specialize in design or maintenance; may focus on the design of transmission equipment, such as radio antennae, or manage larger systems such as networks of cell phone towers.
$126,176 / year median in Indiana
-10% projected decline
Job Description
Arrow McLaren is McLaren Racing's IndyCar team, located in Indianapolis at its new McLaren Racing Center headquarters on the northwest side of the city. By joining our team, you'll be part of an exhilarating racing program that aims to set the standard for high performance in sport. Our values define what matters most to us: Innovative
- Respectful
- Inclusive
- Energetic
- Brave Every day, we want members of this team to come to work with a simple goal in mind: Build better race cars and develop better ways to go racing.
Role:
The role of the Radio Engineer is to maximize the operational efficiency of the Arrow McLaren team. Seamless voice communication is critical for the performance of our IndyCar Team. The radio engineer is responsible for all RF and VoIP equipment and operation. This includes initial configuration, performance optimization, maintenance, and troubleshooting.Principal Accountabilities:
Configuration and maintenance of Voice-over-IP intercom Programming voice radios, specifically in the UHF analog spectrum Car radio equipment installation Timing stand radio hardware configuration Ancillary component maintenance- headsets, cabling, driver helmet microphone, earpieces, etc.