Setup Specialist

Spire Motorsports•Mooresville, NC

About The Position

Spire is seeking a Setup Specialist to prepare and set up race cars for optimal performance. The Set-Up/Plate Mechanic works hands-on with all three team cars, using COM or ROMAR arm systems and supporting race engineers and crew members with precise suspension, chassis, and component configurations. The role also includes preparing vehicles for dynamometer testing, completing post-test procedures, and assisting with underbody component installation. The ideal candidate is mechanically skilled, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in a fast-paced racing environment. No supervisory responsibilities are assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Basic computer skills and proficiency with documentation.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to make quick, informed decisions under pressure.
Adaptability to changing priorities and fast-paced environments.
Knowledge of the latest NASCAR updates, regulations, and rules.
Knowledge and experience with automotive tools and equipment.
Ability to lift up to 100 pounds as needed.
Ability to carry, push, and pull heavy objects.
Ability to kneel for prolonged periods and work in tight spaces.
Frequent bending, stooping, and working in confined positions; occasional work on the back or in other awkward positions.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience as a Car Chief.
NASCAR experience.

Responsibilities

Set up all cars using the COM/ROMAR arm system to meet engineering specifications.
Develop and document processes and procedures for detailed car builds.
Create and maintain the setup process for ROMAR arms.
Perform quality checks and verification, including CMM, wheel, and aerodynamic measurements.
Use the Laser Inspection System (LIS) for precise measurements and setup validation.
Tear down sway bars and arms, then reassemble them as required.
Strip cars of lead components and restock them for road crew use.
Assemble, adjust, and fine-tune suspension, chassis, and related components.
Collaborate with engineers and crew members to implement race-day setups.
Maintain accurate setup documentation and measurement records for each car.
Troubleshoot and resolve setup or mechanical issues.
Prepare race vehicles for dynamometer testing, ensuring required components and systems are configured and ready.
Perform post-dyno inspections and adjustments and prepare vehicles for subsequent setup or assembly activities.
Assist with installing underbody components after dyno testing, ensuring proper fitment, alignment, and installation according to team specifications.
Organize and maintain tools, equipment, and parts for efficient workflow.
Follow safety protocols and maintain a clean, organized workspace.
Assist with other mechanical tasks and perform other duties as assigned.