BoschGroup Motorsport Engineering Intern at Bosch supports development, integration, and optimization of motorsport electronic components and software. The role offers hands-on engineering experience in a high-performance motorsport environment.
Responsibilities
The Motorsport Engineering Intern supports the development, integration, and optimization of motorsport electronic components, systems, and/or software. This position offers hands-on engineering experience in a fast-paced, high-performance motorsport environment.
Engineering Project Ownership
Take ownership of an assigned technical development project (e.g., test bench automation, validation procedure, software tool, etc), delivering structured results from requirements to final presentation.
Systems Integration and Bench Test Support
Work alongside full-time engineers to support electronic hardware integration (e.g. ECUs, displays, power distribution units, and wiring harnesses), test setups, data collection, and analysis.
Continuous Improvement
Support the development of internal automation scripts and data-processing tools using MATLAB, Python, or C# to streamline team workflows and engineering efficiency.
Structured Mentorship and Professional Development
Partner with an assigned full-time engineer to receive peer-to-peer technical guidance, prioritize daily deliverables, and build foundational motorsport engineering skills. Additional opportunity to reverse mentor.
Qualification
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3Must be 18 years or olderMotorsport Passion and DriveProactive Self-StarterThrives in an agileData-Driven and AdaptableDisciplined Team PlayerHands-on Automotive ExperiencePracticalProgramming and ScriptingModeling and Simulation
Required
Currently pursuing a BS in Engineering or Computer Science with minimum two semesters completed
1+ years of hands-on motorsport experience with vehicle, ICE and/or hybrid controls (i.e. industry, FSAE, EcoCAR)
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
Must be 18 years or older, and eligible to work in the US without sponsorship
Motorsport Passion and Drive
Possesses a genuine enthusiasm for professional motorsport and an eagerness to make meaningful technical contributions.
Proactive Self-Starter
Thrives in an agile, hands-on environment; takes initiative to ask questions, research solutions, and execute tasks with accountability.
Data-Driven and Adaptable
Approaches engineering problems with objective logic, pivoting quickly when requirements change.
Disciplined Team Player
Communicates test observations and data findings clearly (both verbally and in writing) while collaborating seamlessly within a multi-disciplinary team.
Preferred
Hands-on Automotive Experience
Practical, hands-on automotive experience related to combustion engines, vehicle systems, wiring harness design, sensor application, and/or mechanical troubleshooting (e.g., project cars, Formula SAE, or shop experience).
Programming and Scripting
Basic programming or scripting experience (e.g., Python, MATLAB, or C#) for data processing, automation, or testing purposes.
Modeling and Simulation
Basic modeling and simulation experience (e.g., Matlab/Simulink).
Automotive Communications and Networking
Foundational knowledge of automotive communications (e.g., CAN, Ethernet) and wired/wireless networking (e.g., LAN, WAN).