The Chief Engineer of Sports Car Aerodynamic Performance is tasked with guiding the development of vehicle aerodynamic performance and training personnel at the client.
The role involves leading the team in crafting and executing technical plans to improve the clients vehicle aerodynamic capabilities and collaborating with various departments to overcome key performance-related challenges.
This position also entails conducting research on crucial topics to enhance the team's technical skills and developing structured training and development programs for team members.
The successful candidate for this position must have a master's degree or higher in vehicle aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, or related fields.
They should possess at least 15 years of experience within the realm of vehicle aerodynamics development, specifically at a leading international automotive company.
Experience with the development of at least five production models is required.
The candidate must be familiar with the vehicle aerodynamics development process and proficient in integrating aerodynamic design elements into vehicle styling and design.
Additionally, they should be capable of offering comprehensive technical guidance for aerodynamic simulation and testing.
The primary project focuses on improving the aerodynamic performance of the clients vehicles, particularly by reducing drag and fuel consumption while enhancing overall vehicle performance.
This includes the development and refinement of aerodynamic performance methods and their application in various projects.
The role also involves elevating the theoretical understanding within the team, helping translate engineering results into principle analysis, and ensuring the vehicles achieve internationally leading levels of aerodynamic performance, particularly concerning wind resistance.