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Hi everyone,

I’ve recently come across an opportunity in Motorsport R&D (intership ) focused on the development of high-performance, street-legal tyres, and I’m seriously considering applying.

The position is described as follows:

• Designing high-performance car and motorsport tyres, taking into account performance, durability, and market requirements
• Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the tyre production process, including material selection and manufacturing techniques
• Developing and refining both indoor and outdoor testing methodologies to accurately characterise product performance, as well as software tools to streamline the development workflow
• Enhancing and improving software tools for the analysis and interpretation of testing results, using data to assess tyre performance and identify areas for improvement
• Creating development plans and defining strategies to meet project objectives
• Working within cross-functional teams to develop collaborative and professional problem-solving skills

They are looking for candidates with:

• A Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science
• Good knowledge of software used for FEM modelling
• Good knowledge of MATLAB and Python

How would you prepare for a role like this, both in terms of theoretical knowledge and practical skills (software, projects, etc.)?

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently come across an opportunity in Motorsport R&D (intership ) focused on the development of high-performance, street-legal tyres, and I’m seriously considering applying.

The position is described as follows:

• Designing high-performance car and motorsport tyres, taking into account performance, durability, and market requirements
• Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the tyre production process, including material selection and manufacturing techniques
• Developing and refining both indoor and outdoor testing methodologies to accurately characterise product performance, as well as software tools to streamline the development workflow
• Enhancing and improving software tools for the analysis and interpretation of testing results, using data to assess tyre performance and identify areas for improvement
• Creating development plans and defining strategies to meet project objectives
• Working within cross-functional teams to develop collaborative and professional problem-solving skills

They are looking for candidates with:

• A Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science
• Good knowledge of software used for FEM modelling
• Good knowledge of MATLAB and Python

How would you prepare for a role like this, both in terms of theoretical knowledge and practical skills (software, projects, etc.)?

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently come across an opportunity in Motorsport R&D (intership ) focused on the development of high-performance, street-legal tyres, and I’m seriously considering applying.

The position is described as follows:

• Designing high-performance car and motorsport tyres, taking into account performance, durability, and market requirements
• Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the tyre production process, including material selection and manufacturing techniques
• Developing and refining both indoor and outdoor testing methodologies to accurately characterise product performance, as well as software tools to streamline the development workflow
• Enhancing and improving software tools for the analysis and interpretation of testing results, using data to assess tyre performance and identify areas for improvement
• Creating development plans and defining strategies to meet project objectives
• Working within cross-functional teams to develop collaborative and professional problem-solving skills

They are looking for candidates with:

• A Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science
• Good knowledge of software used for FEM modelling
• Good knowledge of MATLAB and Python

How would you prepare for a role like this, both in terms of theoretical knowledge and practical skills (software, projects, etc.)?

Durante i colloqui di lavoro mi viene spesso chiesto se sto partecipando ad altri iter di selezione. Mi chiedo quale sia la reale finalità di questa domanda , pensate che le aziende la utilizzino per valutare il livello di interesse del candidato o per eventualmente accelerare il processo di selezione?

Personalmente tendo a rispondere in modo trasparente, dicendo la verità. Tuttavia, sono curioso di capire come vi comportate voi in situazioni simili e quale strategia ritenete più efficace. Grazie

Salve a tutti . Sono un neolaureato ingegnere che si sta approcciando al mondo del lavoro per la prima volta .

Vorrei sapere cosa ne pensate delle aziende di consulenza ( ALTEN o Kineton in particolare ) , se avete mai avuto esperienze dirette e se le consigliereste , anche dal punto di vista economico .