Shape the future
At Atlassian Williams F1 Team, our aerodynamicists are pioneers of innovation - influencing the entire car design and transforming driver feedback into aerodynamic advances that elevate performance with every lap.
We’re focused on precision - refining downforce where it matters most to unlock speed, control, and efficiency.
With tools like Atlassian driving collaboration, we shape the car and the team for championship-winning form.
Your impact on the team might include:
- Aerodynamic Development: Leverage your aerodynamic understanding to create parts like wings, floors, and diffusers to optimise grip, balance, and efficiency.
- Design and manufacture of wind tunnel parts: Fast-track iteration and rapid prototyping of upgrades – constantly advancing our understanding. We learn at pace and feed it straight into the next development cycle.
- Collaboration with Vehicle Dynamics, Design, and Operations to turn ideas into track-ready parts.
- Analysis of track data and driver feedback: Make data driven decisions to unlock real-world performance gains.
- Race Support: Contribute to set-up direction and provide performance insights throughout race weekends.
Our aerodynamics roles
If you’re passionate about innovation, precision, and pushing performance to the edge, a career in aerodynamics at Atlassian Williams F1 Team offers more than just a job - it’s a chance to make your mark in Formula 1.
Here are just some of the typical aerodynamics roles you’ll find within our team:
- Model maker
- Development aerodynamicist
- Aerothermal engineer
- Surfacer
- Trackside engineer
- Computational fluid dynamics engineer
Take a deeper dive into the role and responsibilities of our aerodynamics engineers and see how this role helps shape every on-track performance.
Hear from our aerodynamics team
Tullio Nutta
Aerodynamicist
Sotirios Androulakis
Aerodynamics Project Leader
Matt Loveridge
Head of Aerodynamics Operations
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