Motorsport Software and Data Analytics Graduate Intern

Bosch Group•Farmington Hills, MI

About The Position

Bosch Motorsport North America is seeking a graduate engineer to support the development, integration, testing, validation, and optimization of electronic systems, connectivity solutions, and software applications for professional motorsport customers in North America and global racing programs. The intern will work with simulation and software development engineers and be paired with an experienced engineering mentor. The position offers hands-on experience in a fast-paced motorsport environment and includes ownership of defined graduate-level projects and their key deliverables during the work term. Work may include simulation and performance analysis; analysis and visualization of simulation and telemetry data; Hardware-in-the-Loop, cloud, and system-level testing; telemetry and trackside engineering; application engineering support for motorsport products and services; and development of scripts, dashboards, and automated workflows. The intern will collaborate with engineers to support customer requirements and may have opportunities to assist with track and test events. An assigned full-time engineer will provide technical guidance and help prioritize daily deliverables.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a master's or PhD in Engineering, Computer Science, or Data Science, or enrolled in a dual-degree program from an accredited four-year college or university in Engineering, Computer Science, or Data Science/Analytics.
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
Must be 18 years or older.
At least 3 years of hands-on motorsport or relevant experience with vehicles, internal combustion engine and/or hybrid controls; examples include industry experience, FSAE, or EcoCAR.

Nice To Haves

Practical vehicle-controls experience relating to combustion engines, high-voltage hybrid systems, data acquisition systems, wiring harness design, sensor application, or mechanical troubleshooting, such as project-car, Formula SAE, or shop experience.
Programming or scripting experience, such as Python, MATLAB, C#, C++, or embedded Linux, for data processing, automation, or testing.
Appropriate and responsible use of AI to accelerate technical and daily tasks.
Modeling and simulation experience, such as MATLAB/Simulink plant-model development and refinement, or development and integration of Functional Mock-up Unit container files for Hardware-in-the-Loop or Driver-in-the-Loop test environments.
Foundational knowledge of automotive communications such as CAN and Ethernet, and wired or wireless networking such as LAN and WAN.
Experience with industry-standard diagnostic, testing, and measurement tools, such as Vector tools, dSPACE products, or oscilloscopes.
End-to-end project ownership and delivery; graduate research, technical leadership, design reports, publications, or significant independent projects related to automotive, motorsport, connectivity, simulation, telemetry, or powertrain engineering.
Genuine enthusiasm for professional motorsport and eagerness to make technical contributions.
Proactive, accountable approach in an agile, hands-on environment, including asking questions and researching solutions.
Data-driven, adaptable approach to engineering problems and changing requirements.
Clear verbal and written communication of test observations and data findings, with effective multidisciplinary collaboration.
Curiosity and willingness to learn software skills, hardware implementations, and systems beyond the immediate academic area.

Responsibilities

Support vehicle and power unit simulation activities, sensitivity analysis, model development, and comparisons of simulation results with dyno, test, and track data.
Analyze and visualize simulation and telemetry data using MATLAB, Python, WinDarab, and other engineering tools.
Support Hardware-in-the-Loop, cloud, and system-level testing for complex control systems; analyze results, investigate discrepancies, and document findings.
Support development, testing, and deployment of motorsport connectivity and telemetry systems, with possible assistance at track and test events.
Work with engineers to understand customer requirements and support motorsport products and services, including powertrain control systems and telemetry and cloud-based data solutions.
Develop scripts, dashboards, and automated analysis or reporting workflows using MATLAB, Python, C#, or similar tools.
Own defined graduate-level projects in simulation, telemetry, data analytics, automation, or performance analysis, with guidance from experienced engineers.
Work with an assigned full-time engineer for technical guidance, prioritization of daily deliverables, and foundational motorsport engineering development.