Senior Electrical Engineer

About the role

Join Roush Yates Racing Engines as a Senior Electrical Engineer and immerse yourself in a dynamic environment where innovation meets high-performance engineering. Working onsite in Mooresville, NC, you will be at the forefront of cutting-edge technology. Own the architecture, integration, and reliability of all electrical, sensor, and data systems supporting Roush-Yates powered race engines across development, dynamometer, and race applications.

Responsibilities

• Develop and validate electrical system architecture for engine development and race applications
• Manage supplier relationships to ensure quality, reliability, and technical compliance of electrical components
• Oversee production processing of electrical components, including lifecycle limits and issue resolution
• Support development and dyno testing by configuring required hardware and software systems
• Diagnose and resolve electrical, sensor, and signal integrity issues in dyno and vehicle environments
• Develop and apply new technology and instrumentation to improve system performance and reliability
• Support ECU integration including CAN configuration, sensor validation, and I/O implementation
• Submit engineering change orders and maintain documentation for new or modified components and processes

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with 5–10 years of relevant experience
• Strong knowledge of internal combustion engine fundamentals and professional engine control systems
• Experience with motorsport data logging systems and CAN bus integration
• Proficiency with laboratory diagnostic equipment (oscilloscope, multimeter, calibration tools)
• Ability to design and manufacture motorsport-type wiring harnesses
• High level of computer literacy (VBA, C/C++, LabView, or similar preferred)
• Experience with McLaren ECU systems and ATLAS
• Programming experience (Python, MATLAB, VBA, C/C++)

Requirements

• Occasional travel to race and test events
• Ability to work non-standard hours aligned with race schedules
• Ability to work in dyno and trackside environments

Skills

• LabView
• McLaren
• Atlas
• VBA
• MS Office
• Harness construction hand tools
• Test and measurement tools such as Oscilloscopes, function generators, calibration equipment, multimeter, etc.