The Aerodynamics Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end development, analysis, and correlation of aerodynamic concepts and components to improve vehicle performance across all racing applications. This role combines simulation, experimental testing, and race data correlation to ensure that aerodynamic upgrades translate to measurable, repeatable on-track performance. The position requires a high degree of technical expertise, collaboration across design and manufacturing functions, and the ability to manage multiple development streams under tight competitive timelines.