Circuit and Mass participation Categories Technical Manager
FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE L'AUTOMOBILE
Geneva
Key information
- Publication date:09 December 2025
- Workload:100%
- Contract type:Permanent position
- Place of work:Geneva
Job summary
Join the FIA in Geneva as a Circuit and Mass Participation Technical Manager. Drive motorsport innovation while enjoying a dynamic work environment.
Tasks
- Oversee technical regulations and homologation for diverse racing disciplines.
- Manage technical consultants and coordinate working groups effectively.
- Prepare technical documents and supervise scrutineering at events.
Skills
- Mechanical Engineering degree with 10-15 years in motorsport.
- Strong knowledge of technical regulations and new technologies.
- Excellent organization, communication, and customer service skills.
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Circuit and Mass participation Categories Technical Manager (Geneva - Switzerland)
Join the FIA and drive the future of motorsport innovation. As a Circuit and Mass Participation Categories Technical Manager, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing the technical framework of some of the world’s most diverse racing disciplines, including touring cars, truck racing, drag racing, drifting, hillclimb, EcoRally, and the FIA Motorsport Games. This is a senior position within a dynamic team dedicated to engineering, regulation, and innovation.
Under the authority of the Circuit Sport Technical Manager, you will be the technical guardian of regulations and projects across multiple categories. You will manage consultants, coordinate technical working groups, and ensure FIA representation at competitions, while driving new initiatives that advance the FIA’s global mission.
MISSIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Circuit and Mass participation Categories Technical Manager will be entrusted with the responsibilities set out below:
Technical Regulations and Homologation
- Manage daily correspondence with competitors/manufacturers for all questions related to technical regulations and homologation
- Participate actively in the elaboration and writing of technical regulations, amendments, and proposals
Technical Development and Projects
- Be a key element for technical developments needed on existing disciplines or new projects to come
Consultant and Working Group Management
- Manage the technical consultants required in the respective disciplines (attendance planning, budget, financial follow‑up)
- In collaboration with the dedicated technical consultants, manage the Technical Working Groups (TWG)
Commissions and Representation
- In collaboration with the Circuit Sport Technical Coordinator, prepare the Commissions dossier and act as the technical representative at meetings
Race and Test Duties
- Prepare technical documents
- Supervise scrutineering and technical checks
- Liaise with other officials
- Write technical reports and elaborate event reports
Budget Management
- Manage the budget (elaboration, follow‑up) related to the disciplines and events
PROFILE:
- Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent.
- At least 10–15 years of experience as a race engineer or technician, with strong knowledge of the motorsport environment.
- Technical Skills: Strong knowledge of sporting and technical regulations; appetite for new technologies such as electrification and hydrogen; analytical and problem-solving approach.
- Soft Skills: Team player, excellent organization and communication skills, strong customer service mindset, cultural sensitivity, and ability to manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously while maintaining strict confidentiality.
- Languages: Fluent/native English (written and spoken) is mandatory; good proficiency in French; additional languages are a plus.
- Travel: Extensive travel is expected.
This position is based at the FIA offices in Geneva.
Deadline to apply: December 14th, 2025
If you are interested, please send us your CV and cover letter in PDF format.
The FIA is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We welcome and encourage applications from all qualified candidates.