F1 Trackside Support & Operations Analyst in London

The F1 Trackside & Operations Support Analyst is a hybrid operational role providing logistics, operational, and trackside technical support to the Aramco and Valvoline Formula One™ fuels and lubricants program supporting the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team. Operating under defined procedures and with guidance from senior logistics planners and trackside researchers, the role executes assigned activities supporting the delivery, integrity, compliance, and performance monitoring of fuels, lubricants, consumables, and associated equipment across factory operations, global race events, and testing activities. The position acts as an operational backup to both the F1 Logistics Planner and the F1 Trackside Researcher, supporting continuity through preparation, coordination, data handling, and on-site support. The role applies judgment to prioritize tasks, identify deviations, and resolve routine operational issues, escalating non-routine, high-risk, or regulatory-critical matters to senior colleagues. Working in a fast-paced Formula One™ environment, the role manages multiple interrelated tasks within established frameworks, safety requirements, and compliance standards. Decision-making is focused on accurate and timely execution within agreed plans rather than ownership of end-to-end strategy or final technical or regulatory accountability. The role combines office-based support with selective trackside attendance and is designed to build capability toward progression into more senior logistics or trackside technical roles.

Responsibilities

• Trackside Operations and Technical Support: Provide trackside operational and technical support during selected Formula One events, assisting with the handling, sampling, and basic analysis of fuels and lubricants. Support event preparation, laboratory setup, equipment checks, and pack-down, ensuring safety, compliance, and readiness. Assist with verification of fluid delivery, storage, handling, and traceability, and support post-event inventory reconciliation and return logistics. Escalate technical, safety, or regulatory concerns where required.
• Logistics Planning and Operational Support: Support the planning and coordination of global logistics for fuels, lubricants, consumables, and equipment across race events, testing, and factory operations. Maintain shipment plans, inventory records, and tracking data. Prepare shipping documentation in line with trade compliance, customs, and dangerous goods requirements. Liaise with freight forwarders and internal stakeholders to ensure timely delivery and resolve routine issues.
• Data Management and Reporting: Support the collection, organisation, and maintenance of operational and logistics data, ensuring accuracy and traceability. Assist with sample logging, shipment tracking, and inventory records. Contribute to reporting, data summaries, and basic trend analysis, identifying and escalating any discrepancies.
• Collaboration and Stakeholder Support: Work closely with logistics planners, trackside researchers, and wider teams to support delivery of operations. Coordinate with internal functions such as R&D, supply chain, and compliance, as well as external partners. Communicate clearly and ensure effective handovers between teams.
• Continuous Improvement and Development: Contribute to improving logistics processes, trackside preparation, and data handling. Build knowledge of FIA regulations, motorsport logistics, and fuels and lubricants practices through training and experience. Maintain compliance with organisational policies and safety standards.
• Personal Capability and Compliance: Actively develop professional capability through training and development activities. Maintain knowledge of relevant regulations and best practice, ensuring adherence to policies, procedures, and codes of conduct. Identify and report any compliance issues where necessary.
• Performance Management: Set and work towards personal performance objectives, using organisational frameworks to support continuous improvement.

Tasks

• Logistics and Operations Support: Maintain shipment, delivery, and return plans across race events, testing, and factory operations. Support freight planning, tracking, and execution with logistics partners. Prepare shipping, customs, and dangerous goods documentation, ensuring HSSE compliance. Maintain accurate shipment and inventory records, identifying risks or discrepancies, and provide data to support procurement activities.
• Trackside Operations and Laboratory Support: Travel to selected Formula One events in line with operational and compliance requirements. Verify delivery, inventory, and compliant storage of fuels, lubricants, and equipment. Support the setup, operation, and pack-down of the trackside laboratory, assisting with fluid sampling, handling, and documentation. Maintain sample and chain of custody records and support return freight.
• Reporting and Performance: Provide regular updates through reporting, presentations, and stakeholder meetings. Actively contribute to performance management, including goal setting and development activities.
• Stakeholder Coordination: Work with external partners including Valvoline Global, Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, Honda, and logistics providers to support operations. Collaborate with internal teams including Technology R&D, trackside teams, and logistics planning, ensuring effective communication and alignment. Engage with wider business functions and, where required, interact with external stakeholders at events in line with agreed protocols.

Education & Experience

• General Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, chemistry, logistics, supply chain, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent years of relevant professional experience in motorsport operations, fuels and lubricants, or Formula One™ logistics support. In lieu of a formal university degree, substantial and progressively responsible professional experience within the relevant Job Family (i.e. Science area) may be considered equivalent, provided the candidate demonstrates the required proficiency expected.
• General Experience: Relevant experience supporting logistics, operations, laboratory, or trackside activities within motorsport, high-performance engineering, or technically regulated environments such as fuels, lubricants, chemicals, or supply chain operations. Typically 5+ years of relevant experience, ideally including exposure to Formula One™, motorsport, or similarly fast-paced, compliance-driven environments. Experience in collaboration between various teams. Requires up to 6 months of exposure to informal mentoring or peer support as part of professional experience. Provides ad hoc guidance to colleagues by sharing role-specific knowledge, procedures, and established practices. Supports onboarding through shadowing and basic explanation of tools, systems, and processes, with mentoring impact limited to immediate tasks and team effectiveness.

Additional:

• Working knowledge of fuels and lubricants operations, laboratory environments, or motorsport logistics processes.
• Basic understanding of FIA regulations, motorsport compliance principles, and contamination control protocols, with ability to follow defined procedures accurately.
• Familiarity with logistics documentation, shipping paperwork, and inventory tracking, including exposure to dangerous goods or regulated materials (desirable).
• Ability to support sample handling, data recording, traceability, and reporting with strong attention to detail.
• Basic proficiency in data analysis and reporting, including trend identification and charting using Excel or similar tools.
• Ability to operate effectively in high-pressure, time-constrained environments, particularly during race events.
• Strong organisational skills, procedural discipline, and commitment to safety and compliance standards.
• Professional and confident communication skills when interacting with team members, suppliers, and event stakeholders under supervision.
• Strong problem-solving mindset, with ability to resolve routine issues and elevate non-routine, high-risk, or regulatory-critical matters appropriately.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or disability.