The Vehicle Dynamics Department is responsible for ensuring the racecar’s overall performance on track. Using calculations, simulations, experiments, and testing, this department defines how the vehicle behaves in different racing scenarios and optimizes its response. 

Our responsibilities include: 

• Processing and interpreting telemetry data.  

• Suspension and steering kinematics design and optimization. 

• Thermal management of accumulator and powertrain. 

• Lap-time simulations to evaluate performance and race strategy. 

• Aerodynamic analysis. 

• Correlation of simulations with on-track testing data to validate the systems. 

What is expected from applicants: 

• Knowledge in data analysis (proficiency in MATLAB or Python) is an advantage). 

• Analytical skills to interpret simulation and testing results. 

• Interest in vehicle behavior, racing performance and automotive engineering. 

• Consistent contribution to department activities, from simulations to testing sessions, and ensuring reliability on track.  

By joining the Vehicle Dynamics Department, members gain a deep understanding of how engineering decisions influence the racecar’s behavior on track. Those who present interest into Artificial Intelligence algorithms may have the chance to work in Big Data processing.