Track Technology Manager

Formula E

. Lead the end-to-end delivery, stability, and management of the technical footprint at all championship race and test events .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeLondon • United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £55,000 - £60,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in enterprise networking, including LAN/WAN, VLANs, routing, and firewalls, while managing high-pressure live-event environments. Proven ability to ensure uptime and stability of mission-critical networks and effectively communicate technical updates to stakeholders.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Network EngineeringEnterprise NetworkingWireless TechnologiesFiber-Optic CablingHigh-Pressure Live-Event Experience

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Hard Skills

LAN/WANVLANsRoutingFirewallsRF PlanningWi-Fi 6/7DanteAES67PTPFiber-Optic Cabling

Soft Skills

Mental AgilityLogical TroubleshootingClear CommunicationMeticulous Attention to DetailPhysical Stamina

Tools & Technologies

IP-CCTVBandwidth AllocationACLsTechnical DebriefsTechnical Contracts

Industry Keywords

MotorsportLive-EventTier-1 Sports BroadcastingSLA ManagementTechnical Footprint

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Firewalls

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead the end-to-end delivery, stability, and management of the technical footprint at all championship race and test events
Act as the primary point of contact for event-specific connectivity
Manage tier-one suppliers
Map complex fiber rings
Ensure flawless communication channels for race control, TV broadcasters, and teams
Own uptime of mission-critical Sporting, Communications, and Event networks
Guarantee uptime and latency stability during every official track session
Produce and sign off detailed network layouts, physical fiber path diversity plans, and redundancy architectures
Oversee physical installation, splicing, and testing of fiber rings
Manage off-season maintenance and international customs paperwork for technology freight
Manage ad-hoc connectivity requests
Configure dedicated Wi-Fi networks for VIP hospitality
Distribute IP-CCTV feeds to broadcasters
Manage bandwidth allocation and ACLs for race teams
Author comprehensive technical debriefs within 72 hours of every race
Analyse vendor performance against SLAs, document technical incidents, and outline systemic improvements

Requirements

What you’ll need

5+ years of experience in network engineering, systems administration, or IT project delivery
At least 2 years operating in high-pressure, live-event or motorsport environments, such as Formula E, F1, WEC, or tier-1 sports broadcasting
Deep expertise in enterprise networking, including LAN/WAN, VLANs, routing, and firewalls
Expertise in wireless technologies, including RF planning, Wi-Fi 6/7, and spectrum management
Knowledge of IP protocols including Dante, AES67, and PTP
Experience with outdoor-rated fiber-optic cabling and copper deployments
Proven track record managing high-value technical contracts and on-site delivery partners
Experience holding suppliers accountable to strict SLAs
Exceptional mental agility and logical troubleshooting mindset
Ability to translate complex technical failures into clear, actionable updates for executive leadership and race officials in real time
Physical and mental stamina for challenging on-site schedules, outdoor weather extremes, and constant international travel
Meticulous zero-error mindset despite timezone fatigue

Benefits

Comp & perks

25 days' annual leave
Birthday day off
Wellbeing leave
Opportunity to extend your stay if travelling for a race event
Health Cash Plan
Access to the Aviva Digital Workplace app
Enhanced Parental Leave
Flexible Bank Holidays
Paid volunteer leave
Paid carer's leave
Cycle to Work scheme
Electric Car Scheme
Formula E store discount
Regular social events
Employee working groups