I dont know if any of you will know much about the computers used onboard F1 cars, but if you do please read on!
Im studying computing for real-time systems at university, and of course this include engine management in cars, and in an F1 car, that must go much further than just managing the engine.
I was wondering if any of you know anything about programming for F1 cars. I would love to go and work for an F1 team but i have the feeling with their budgets, they would only employ the best.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Jamie.
Onboard Computers
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jamie85
, Aug 03 2005 11:41 AM
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#1
Posted 03 August 2005 - 11:41 AM
#2
Posted 03 August 2005 - 08:45 PM
Yeah you need to have plenty of previous experience and be proven to be one of the best (a sparkling CV would help
), I wouldn't mind going into that aero, mixing my passion for F1 with my clear career path (IT/Computer Systems/Programming). I am a long way off looking at anything like that though. I think if you had the right qualifications tough and with a bit of luck you probably could get a job in an F1 team working on the software for the cars. You would most likely recieve some on the job training from an experienced coworker.
Check out the BAR-Honda website, go to the jobs section and they have a job going for computer systems technician or something like that.
Check out the BAR-Honda website, go to the jobs section and they have a job going for computer systems technician or something like that.
#3
Posted 03 August 2005 - 10:43 PM
Yeah ive just finished my 1st year at uni so am a long way off in that respect. But it would be great fun working in a team on the placement year i get on my course (year 3). Another attraction to the job would be travelling around the world with the team.
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