Chief Engineer Ilmor Engineering - Ilmor engineers high-performance engines for racing, marine and motorcycle. With over 25 years of history in the racing world, and a well-earned reputation for winning, our engines deliver unrivaled performance, design and reliability across every field we enter. We are seeking a candidate with passion and discipline to join our winning team. The correct individual must have Marine Industry Knowledge, Supervisory Skills and Powertrain Experience. Requirements include, but are not limited to Engineering degree or related discipline with 7-10+ years’ experience. Individual will manage all engineering & design programs & activities strategically to provide a companywide impact of growth. This will include creating plans, procedures, timelines and performance metrics of various technical programs. The Lead Engineer will communicate engineering project status and direction to applicable departments at Ilmor and to report to the executive management team. On an as needed basis they will provide Ilmor customer support as well as provide all technical staff with specific, personal performance criteria and measure staff against performance requirements. For additional information or to submit résumés please E-mail [email protected]s e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Fax criteria to 734.456.3691

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I'd be willing to bet that the talent needed for the job mentioned above can be found here on OSO.

Hmmm.... Wonder what it pays...

i wonder if they are looking for a test driver to drink beer and ride around with hot chicks trying to break their engines. if so i might be interested! holla

1st application: Jim Darr
2nd- Chris Sunkin

What about Psloanker ? He could send one of his YouTube videos in place of a resume.

Forgot about him but would they hire an 80 year old?

Maybe he would qualify as a night watchman with his skill as a "shooter".

This is an excellent opportunity for someone in search of a new job w/ a company that has a long standing history of taking care of it's people. If I had an engineering degree I'd apply. I'm not sure if my 7-10yrs of disciplined "Know it All" attitude will be enough to get me an interview.

well thats about as close to "real world" testing as ya can get

I was just at ilmor to pick up an engine. Impressive place, to say the least!