McLaren Racing Engineering Graduate Programme 2027

Introduction

McLaren Racing has opened applications for its two-year Engineering Graduate Programme, starting in September 2027 at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, England. The role offers rotations across key engineering functions in a Formula 1 environment and is aimed at recent graduates with strong technical and problem-solving skills.

Role Overview

The Engineering Graduate Programme is designed to develop engineering talent, strengthen internal knowledge, and create future leaders for McLaren Racing. Graduates will rotate through different areas of the Engineering team—including Aerodynamics, Design, Racing, and Performance—gaining broad exposure to how a Formula 1 team operates while contributing to on- and off-track performance.

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Key Responsibilities

• Complete placements across a range of Engineering functions, including Aerodynamics, Design, Racing and Performance.
• Apply technical knowledge to meaningful engineering challenges and contribute to team performance.
• Support race weekends throughout the season as required.
• Manage work effectively, communicate progress, and report outcomes to relevant stakeholders.
• Share knowledge, learn from colleagues, and contribute to a collaborative, high-performing team.

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Eligibility and Requirements

• A degree in Engineering, Mathematics, or a scientific discipline, with a minimum 2:1 classification or equivalent.
• General computing skills and software knowledge relevant to engineering environments.
• An interest in developing practical engineering solutions, supported by strong problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of relevant technical tools, such as CAD software for design-based placements, would be useful.
• A passion for motorsport; previous motorsport experience is welcome but not essential.

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Personal Attributes Sought

• Proactive and self-motivated, with the confidence to use initiative and take accountability.
• A collaborative team player who communicates clearly, supports others, and contributes to shared goals.
• Comfortable presenting information, reporting progress, and managing stakeholder expectations.
• Creative and analytical in approaching problem-solving and performance improvement.
• Determined, resilient, and committed to learning, innovation, and continuous improvement.

Programme Timeline and Assessment Dates

Candidates selected for the in-person assessment day will be notified the week prior to 12 November 2026.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted via McLaren Racing’s official careers portal:

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The specific job listing referenced is for the Engineering Graduate role in Woking, England (Job ID: 48).