
Jonatan Valk
MSc Aerospace Engineer, Aerodynamics
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Worked on the development and improvement of vehicle models for the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 car. Improved the robustness of the Bayesian fitting of a highly non-linear tyre model to noisy, biased experimental data. Vectorised and parallelised components of the Dynamic Laptime Simulator.
Ervaring
Vehicle Modelling and Simulation Placement at Red Bull Racing (2024-07 – 2025-07)
- Worked on the development and improvement of vehicle models for the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 car.
- Improved the robustness of the Bayesian fitting of a highly non-linear tyre model to noisy, biased experimental data.
- Vectorised and parallelised components of the Dynamic Laptime Simulator.
- Contributed to several additional modelling projects, including: Laptime simulation, Suspension compliance modelling and validation, Thermal modelling of the brakes
Chief Vehicle Dynamics and Controls at Formula Student Team Delft (2022-08 – 2023-08)
- Lead a group of 8 engineering students within a team of 90 engineers to design, build and race an electric Formula style race car, with which we competed in numerous events across Europe.
- Responsible for the top level car design targets, suspension geometry, spring and damper design, controls system and the testing organisation.
- The car achieved a Formula Student record time at the acceleration event at the Formula Student Hungary event.
Vehicle Dynamics and Controls Engineer at Formula Student Team Delft (2021-08 – 2022-08)
- Developed a dynamic vehicle model to optimise spring and damper parameters for maximum grip.
Tutor at Studyworks (2018-07 – 2019-07)
- Tutoring in mathematics, physics and chemistry at high school level.
Opleiding
Technische Universiteit Delft Jun. 2026
Master of Science, Aerospace Engineering Delft, The Netherlands
Aerodynamics Track
Thesis: Modelling unresolved scales in Variational Multiscale (VMS) methods for Large Eddy Simulation (LES)
Developed a novel fine-scale viscosity closure for VMS-based turbulence modelling
Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering Jul. 2022
Minor in Applied Mathematics, including:
Probability and Statistics
Real Analysis and Measure Theory


