FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Network Engineer at Formula 1?
The primary responsibility of the Network Engineer is to commission, maintain, and operate the Formula 1 IT Network Infrastructure at fixed sites and during Grand Prix events.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, travel is required to Grand Prix events, colocation Data Centres, and other partner business premises as necessary.
What qualifications are essential for this role?
Essential qualifications include a degree or HND/C in IT-related subjects or relevant experience, as well as a Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing & Switching (CCNA) certification.
What kind of experience is preferred for the Network Engineer role?
The role requires IT networking experience, specifically in network switching, routing, and Wi-Fi in a Cisco environment (IOS and NX-OS).
Are there on-call responsibilities associated with this job?
Yes, the Network Engineer is expected to be available to work on the IT Network Infrastructure outside of usual business hours, both planned and unplanned (on-call).
What compliance regulations must the IT Network Infrastructure adhere to?
The IT Network Infrastructure must be compliant with GPDR regulations and SOX compliance.
Will the Network Engineer provide user support?
Yes, the Network Engineer will provide and maintain user support as necessary within the organization.
What personal qualities are we looking for in a candidate?
We are looking for a proactive, self-motivated, and organized individual with a good flexible and adaptable attitude who possesses an aptitude for fault finding.
Is there a collaborative environment within the IT team?
Yes, sharing knowledge and experience with team members is encouraged to enhance the overall performance of the team.
What are the working hours for the Network Engineer position?
The working hours may vary, and the Network Engineer will need to be available outside of usual business hours and during event hours as required.