Prodrive is a UK-based engineering firm specializing in motorsport, chassis, power electronics, and vehicle mechatronics—built on a tech stack spanning CAD (CATIA, Siemens NX), simulation (MATLAB, Simulink), and embedded systems (CAN FD, FlexRay). The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward engineering roles, with active expansion into new sectors and concurrent work across WEC, GT3, and rally programs, suggesting the company is scaling production-grade systems work while managing cost and timeline pressure across concurrent programs.
Prodrive designs and manufactures vehicle systems, powertrains, and chassis solutions for motorsport programs and automotive OEMs. The company has worked on major racing championships and vehicle platforms since 1984, combining rapid prototyping and motorsport engineering disciplines with production-grade manufacturing. Current project portfolio spans racing vehicle programs (WEC, GT3, JLR FIA World Rally Raid), mechatronics system development, and expansion into adjacent sectors. The 201–500 person organization operates primarily from Banbury, UK, with engineering, manufacturing, operations, and support functions structured around concurrent program delivery.
CAD tools (CATIA, Siemens NX, Hypermill), simulation (MATLAB, Simulink), PDM (Windchill), embedded protocols (CAN FD, FlexRay), manufacturing (Fanuc, Vericut), and enterprise systems (IFS, Shopify). Also uses VBA, Python, C/C++, and Microsoft Project.
Active projects include WEC program, GT3 program, JLR FIA World Rally Raid Championship expansion, vehicle mechatronics system solutions, and expansion into new sectors. Also conducting system-wide commissioning and electronic specification updates across racing vehicles.
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