Join us in the hydrogen revolution!
We’re recruiting for part-time positions
Are you ready to shape the future of sustainable racing and work on the fastest hydrogen-powered racing car in the world? Are you looking for an exciting opportunity, do something besides your studies and try something new next year?
Join Forze and become part of our team! Check out the open roles listed below we’re looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals to volunteer with us from September 2025 to June 2026. Important deadline for part-time is 31st of May!
There are also still full-time positions open from August 2025 to August 2026. Look down below and discover which roles are still open!
Didn’t find what you’re looking for? No problem! Feel free to reach out to us at recruitment@forze-delft.nl, through our social media channels, or visit us at our one of our interest moments!
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*Please send your CV and a motivation letter in English, in which you make clear for what role(s) you are applying!
*Find which role fits you best at one of our interest moments and enjoy a free lunch!
Business & Operations Positions
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As the Partnerships Manager, you’ll be the key link between our innovative team and the companies that support our mission. You’ll build and maintain strong relationships with our partners, ensuring their needs are met and their voices are heard, all while keeping collaboration smooth and productive. In this role, you’ll manage expectations, track agreements, and ensure clear communication between partners and the team, creating a solid foundation for long-term success. Additionally, you’ll play a vital role in expanding our network by identifying and connecting with potential new partners, securing their support to help Forze achieve its goals.
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As the Operations Manager, you will play a central role in ensuring the smooth execution of our activities. From coordinating Forze’s events, such as international external showcases and company visits, to planning logistics for tests and races, you’ll ensure everything runs efficiently and professionally. You’ll represent Forze at industry events, fostering relationships with key stakeholders and building valuable networks to support the team’s growth.
Collaborating with team members, you’ll also work on improving our facilities, including office spaces, workshops, and our machine park, creating an environment that drives innovation. Additionally, you’ll manage Forze’s car park, ensuring all vehicles are maintained and ready when needed.
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As the PR & Marketing Manager, you’ll be at the forefront of sharing our story with the world. Using our hydrogen-powered racing car, cutting-edge technology, and the passion of our team, you’ll craft a compelling message that showcases the future of sustainable motorsport.
On the PR side, you’ll maintain strong connections with the press, generating media coverage that amplifies our brand and mission. Your work will ensure Forze remains visible and relevant in the fast-evolving world of hydrogen innovation. On the marketing side, you’ll oversee our social media channels, creating engaging content that resonates with our audience and drives conversation. From producing eye-catching videos and photos to writing impactful articles, you’ll bring Forze’s vision to life across multiple platforms.
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As a Business and Financial Strategy Analyst, you will play a vital role in the financial and business performance of Forze. On the financial side, your responsibilities will encompass a wide range of tasks, including bookkeeping, budgeting and strategic analysis. Working closely with the Business and Finance Manager (BFM), you will collaborate to make strategic decisions, based on your financial insights.
As a business analyst you maintain dashboard goals for BusOps, tracking progress and reporting your findings to the relevant departments and the BFM. Furthermore, you will develop analytical models within BusOps to optimise performance, such as analysing marketing strategies for social media effectiveness.
Simulation & Control
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As a SimCon Engineer, you play a vital role in pushing the boundaries of vehicle performance. You design and maintain advanced control systems, focusing on maximizing the power output of the fuel cell, ensuring seamless collaboration between two fuel cell systems, and testing the front drivetrain to achieve peak performance. You will frequently work directly with the car, testing various components and enhancing and validating these systems while improving vehicle models. This role offers a unique opportunity to develop cutting-edge skills in simulation, control, and performance optimization.
Chassis Positions
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As Aerodynamics Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, optimising, and producing the bodywork of the car. The challenge lies in achieving optimal aerodynamic performance, while still meeting our harsh cooling requirements. Through CFD-simulations you iterate on the design of the car, after which you need to figure out how to attach the bodywork part, and design the mould for the part. After that, you will produce the part using the vacuum infusion technique.
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As the Mechanical department, you will be responsible for the mechanical integration of the different subsystems in the car. As a mechanical engineer, you will thus often find yourself working on many smaller projects with other departments to find a way to safely and securely integrate every part in the car. You will also find yourself working on subsystems that might not be in the scope of any of the other departments. This ranges from large and exciting projects such as the gearbox and accumulator to smaller design work such as making a bracket to fasten a part from another department.
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As a Production Engineer, you’re the link between design and reality. You’ll be responsible for transforming the team’s engineering designs into real-life components bringing the Forze IX to life piece by piece. From operating manual lathes and mills to working with our 3-axis CNC machine, you’ll get hands-on experience with a wide range of production techniques. Along the way, you’ll gain valuable knowledge about interpreting engineering schematics and designing for manufacturability. Whether you're machining critical suspension parts or helping improve our production workflow, your work will have a direct impact on the performance of the car.
Fuel Cell & Powertrain
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As Fuel Cell Integration Engineer, you will make sure that the stack works in optimal conditions. This means that you make a system that brings down the 700 bar hydrogen to the perfect operating conditions for the ejector and the stack, the Fuel Cell department humidifies and pressurise the air and cools down our car. You will also be responsible for the Balance of Plant, so generating all the power for the car. As Cooling Engineer at Forze, you have a very important role, which is keeping all the systems of the Forze IX, such as the fuel cell and the accumulator, cool. In our car the challenge of doing this is very high, because a fuel cell operates at way lower temperatures than combustion engines.
Embedded Systems
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At the Software department, you will be responsible for programming the microcontrollers in the embedded system of the car. This ranges from writing new low-level drivers from the ground up that directly interface with the hardware, sensors and actuators to testing and validating PCBs and making the whole integrated embedded system work smoothly together. Therefore, you are the fabric that connects the electronics to the control systems. You will ensure that the software is thoroughly tested and reviewed to meet the unique requirements of the car's embedded environment.
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As Electronics Engineer you are responsible for the PCBs in our embedded system, which interfaces with all the sensors and actuators in the car. The embedded systems make sure all the software and control can communicate with all the physical systems in the car like the fuel cell and power train, so we can drive as fast as possible! You will collaborate with the software department to design, test, and manage all the PCBs in the car. The PCBs we design range from managing and monitoring power systems to our own Electronic Control Units (ECU’s). This role offers a unique opportunity to enhance your skills in PCB design and testing while working on pioneering embedded systems.
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As a Systems Engineer in the Embedded department, you are the link between electronics, software, and the overall system architecture of the car. You work closely with the Chief Embedded Systems and Chief Engineer to define project priorities, maintain system requirements, and ensure all embedded components work together seamlessly. With an overview of how subsystems interact, you help assess if current designs meet project needs and advise on technical planning. You also support engineers with requirements and involve experienced alumni and partners to guide key decisions. This role is ideal for students who enjoy systems thinking and want to shape the technical foundation of a hydrogen race car.