YASA Partners With Formula Student And Launches Search For The Next Generation Of Automotive Engineers

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YASA Partners announced that they are partnering with Formula Student 2025 as part of its ambition to inspire the next generation of automotive engineers.

YASA Partners With Formula Student And Launches Search For The Next Generation Of Automotive Engineers

Launched in 1998, Formula Student is Europe’s most established educational engineering competition, having inspired thousands of students to take up a career in engineering.

With more than 100 university teams taking part every year, the Formula Student competition provides real-world experience combining practical engineering skills with broader business competencies, such as logistical planning, budgeting and project management.

Simon Odling, YASA's Chief of New Technology, said: "Formula Student holds a special place in my heart – it’s a competition that has shaped the careers of so many engineers, myself included, in the automotive and motorsport industries.

At YASA, we’re thrilled to be  involved with next year’s event, and we can’t wait to meet the talented young engineers who could be the future of YASA, joining our exceptional engineering placement programmes in 2025."

YASA Partners have launched its campaign to recruit students to take part in our highly sought-after engineering placement programmes at the Bicester & Yarnton sites.

YASA Partners are looking for up to 10 university students who have a clear passion for engineering and innovative technology to take part in the YASA placement programmes.

Starting in July 2025, the 3-month and 12-month placements offer students real-world, hands-on experience within YASA’s fast-paced and high-tech design, development and manufacturing environment.

The placements are available across the engineering functions including development, design, testing, manufacturing, and innovation. Students will be given the opportunity to work on current and future electric motor and e-propulsion projects as well as work on current tech and engineering challenges.