Summer 2026
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Summer, Data Science
Posted on 3/26/2026
Red Bull
10,001+ employees
Manufactures and markets energy drinks
No salary listed
Livingston, NJ, USA
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- Proficient in R / SQL
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
- Experience with Web Scraping
- Excellent Communicator
- In a Mathematics, Data Science, or Computer Science Program
- Communication skills in an elite sporting environment
- Ability to foster a data-driven culture
- How to create new Key Performance Indicators across a multitude of different departments
- How to create algorithms and processes in an elite sporting environment
Red Bull makes and markets energy drinks. It focuses on a signature global beverage and uses a distinct marketing strategy to build the brand. How it works: the drink combines ingredients such as caffeine and sugars (originally based on Krating Daeng) and is carbonated for Western palates, distributed worldwide through large-scale marketing, sponsorships, and events to boost sales. How it differs: it remains privately held by the founding families, avoiding public funding, and relies on a marketing-heavy approach—extreme-sports sponsorships, high-profile events, and a strong brand identity—rather than conventional product features alone. What it aims to do: maintain leadership in the energy-drink category, grow globally through branding and partnerships, and continue expanding its product line and presence without going public.
Company Size
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Headquarters
Salzburg, Austria
Founded
1984
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Bloomberg reported 2025 sales rose 8.6% to €12.2 billion, a record.
- Reuters said Verstappen extended through 2030, stabilizing Red Bull Racing's star asset.
- Red Bull keeps launching seasonal flavors and expanding sponsorships, including FDJ United-SUEZ in 2026.
What critics are saying
- European Commission opened a formal antitrust probe on November 13, 2025.
- Red Bull Racing lost Christian Horner, Adrian Newey, and multiple senior staff in 2026.
- A Verstappen exit after 2030 or poor Ford engine performance would damage the brand.
What makes Red Bull unique
- Red Bull built a category-defining energy brand without public-market pressure.
- Its Formula 1 platform, now with Ford powertrains in 2026, amplifies reach.
- Red Bull uses athlete, event, and media ecosystems as a global distribution engine.
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Red Bull Air Force acrobats, pilot to perform at Show Me State Air Show for first time. The Red Bull Air Force team, known for its stunning aerial performances, will opening next week's 2026 Show Me State Air Show. The event running from Sept. 12-13 at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport will feature a choreographed aerial and aircraft show from the Red Bull team, one of the country's most popular aerial teams. "They do this daredevil stuff that just blows my mind," said Penny Smith, director of the Show Me State Air Show. "And they don't release a parachute until you can clearly see their face, which is very different than a normal parachutist." Smith estimated roughly 12,000-14,000 people attend the air show each year, but expects the red Bull team to attract even more attendees. The dynamic sky displays brought by the Red Bull team include its signature aerobic acrobats with winged suits and legendary pilot Erik Edgren. Aerial acrobats on the Red Bull team jump from 3,000 meters in the sky to perform precisely-choreographed maneuvers. Their smoke-trailed movements make it easier to spot the team members among the clouds. Attendees will also get to see Kirby Chambliss, a fearless pilot with the Red Bull team, perform his signature cobra takeoff, during which he lifts off from the ground at a near-90 degree angle, flips upside down and twists his way back upright. The air show includes more than seven separate aircraft flight demonstrations, which will take to the skies from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. each day. Among the flying aircraft is the B-2 Spirit, a one-of-a-kind, Missouri-based stealth bomber flown out of Whiteman Air Force Base that will appear at the show only on Sept. 12. The UH-1 Huey and AH-1 Cobra - Vietnam-era helicopters that played important roles during the war - have been preserved by the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation and restored to take flight again. Attendees can take flights in these aircraft with a separate purchase. Smith added that the SBD Dauntless - "a very rare aircraft to get to see" - will also be offering public flights. This year's show is dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the Desert Storm operation and 25th anniversary of the Afghanistan War. To honor the veterans of these wars, Smith said students from the Nichols Career Center interviewed and filmed local veterans from the two conflicts. Their interviews will be shown to attendees at the air show. Smith said that when the airshow isn't taking place, she helps bring veteran and military education to local schools. Incorporating them into the air show allows the public to also "have that education (and) hear real-life stories from current veterans that have been overseas and fought for our country," she said. Smith tries to coordinate the aircraft with the particular military era they recognize every year, but said many aircraft from the Desert Storm and Afghanistan War periods have been decommissioned, making them harder to acquire for appearances. More than 10 grounded military aircraft can also be viewed up close by the public during the airshow, including the F-16 Fighting Falcon, SBD Dauntless, C-130 Hercules - a cargo aircraft - and several others. "Those are really cool to look at, and that's one of the smaller ones," Smith said of the C-130 Hercules. "So just to look at that is really neat." Apart from the main aircraft attractions, the event will showcase tables and booths for veteran assistance organizations, a kid's zone equipped with bounce houses and obstacle courses, a food court and merchandise booths for air show memorabilia. Military vehicles and classic cars will also be on display. The 2026 Show Me State Air Show will run from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 12-13. Gates open at 10 a.m., and aircraft will begin to take off at around 11:30 a.m. Tickets are required to enter and are $11 for ages 11 years and older, and $5.50 for children ages 5-10. A ticket is only valid for one day of the event. Children 4 and younger enter for free. Current and former military service members enter for free with proof of service and also have access to a shaded seating area and bottled water, Smith said.
Red Bull hire Aston Martin engineer McCullough as head of racing. F1 Correspondent * 5 hours ago Red Bull have head-hunted former Aston Martin performance director Tom McCullough to become their head of racing from 2027. The 50-year-old Briton is a replacement for Gianpiero Lambiase, who is moving to McLaren to become their chief racing officer at an unspecified time by 2028. Red Bull said in a statement that they "looked forward to the wealth of experience and expertise he will bring to the role" when he joins at the beginning of 2027. McCullough, a highly respected figure in F1, spent more than a decade at the team now known as Aston Martin, through its previous guises as Force India and Racing Point. Before that, he worked at Williams and Sauber. In January 2025, a restructure led to him being moved off the F1 race team and to their performance technologies division. The new role effectively runs all aspects of the race team under team principal Laurent Mekies. It remains to be seen whether his appointment will ease the path to Red Bull and McLaren negotiating a settlement that allows Lambiase to leave earlier than currently stated. Lambiase has become well known as Max Verstappen's race engineer, and for the direct and unfiltered relationship between them through their team radio messages. Related topics.
Racing Bulls join the macarena wing race with Imola test. * Published on 28 Aug 2026 15:51 * 0 * By: Bob Plaizier Racing Bulls are testing their own variant of the rotating rear wing design at Imola during a filmday on Tuesday, according to Italian outlet F1inGenerale. The Red Bull sister team could introduce the so-called macarena wing as early as the Italian Grand Prix at Monza if initial feedback proves positive. Ferrari pioneered the concept during winter testing, and both Red Bull and McLaren have since developed their own iterations. The filmday format restricts running to demonstration tyres and a 200-kilometre limit, but provides the team with controlled track time to validate computational simulations. Arvid Lindblad drove the car during the morning session, with Liam Lawson took over in the afternoon. Lawson raced for Racing Bulls at Zandvoort last weekend and completed a tyre test for the team at Mugello on Monday. No images of the new rear wing have yet emerged. More about Red Bull Racing Ferrari's rotating element spawns a development race. The macarena wing label stems from Ferrari's Bahrain pre-season test, where the Scuderia debuted a rear wing in which the entire top flap rotates during Straight Mode activation. Formula 1's 2025 technical regulations reintroduced active aerodynamics after nearly three decades, permitting moveable elements on both front and rear wings. The ruleset offers significant design freedom, and teams have responded with wildly divergent interpretations of the Straight Mode architecture. Red Bull brought their own rotating-flap design to the grid earlier this season, followed by McLaren. Racing Bulls' development timeline suggests the concept has proven aerodynamically viable across multiple wind tunnel philosophies. Monza represents the ideal proving ground: the circuit's long straights and low-downforce character make rear wing efficiency critical to lap time and overtaking potential. Tsolov logs TPC mileage in older chassis. Separately, Racing Bulls are running a Testing of Previous Cars session at Imola with Nikola Tsolov behind the wheel of an older-spec machine. The Bulgarian leads the Formula 2 championship and has been linked to a 2027 race seat at the team, though no formal announcement has been made. The TPC outing offers Tsolov his first extended experience with Formula 1 machinery outside of a structured rookie session. If Racing Bulls deploy the macarena wing at Monza, they will join a growing subset of the grid exploiting the regulation's rotational-flap loophole. Whether the design delivers a measurable performance gain on race day remains the open question, but the investment suggests the team believe they can extract qualifying and race pace from the architecture. Imola's data will determine whether that belief translates into hardware.
DAZN review 2026: streaming price worth it? Aug 27, 2026 Join me as I dissect DAZN, delving into pricing and programming to help you determine if it's ideal for your streaming setup. DALLAS - Aug. 28, 2026 - PRLog - DAZN Reviews. DAZN (pronounced "da zone") is a global streaming platform that delivers live and on-demand sports content. With a primary focus on combat sports, DAZN boasts over 185 annual fight nights featuring elite names like Canelo Álvarez, Ryan Garcia, Anthony Joshua, and Katie Taylor, and its allure undoubtedly extends beyond the ring. Where the platform often serves as a premier destination for top soccer leagues and even the NFL. Instead, the U.S. version supplements its fighting schedule with strategic partnerships to bring in varied programming. This includes offering an extensive library of free global soccer via its FIFA+ integration. You can also catch niche events spanning everything from FIBA basketball on Courtside 1891 to live esports and powerboat racing, making it a surprisingly eclectic mix of global athletics. DAZN holds appeal for die-hard boxing and MMA fans. Sure, the service continues to shine with its distribution of marquee fights and the introduction of its all-inclusive Ultimate tier. DAZN splits its subscriptions into Standard and Ultimate weight classes. The Standard tier gets you ringside for regular fight nights and all other sports, but you still have to pay extra for premium pay-per-view (PPV) events. You can choose the DAZN Standard (Monthly Flex) for $30.99 a month, or lock in the DAZN Standard (Annual Upfront) for $224.99 a year. There's also an Annual Installment option that costs $20.99 a month for 12 months. DAZN Ultimate is the heavyweight option. It packs a serious punch by bundling at least 12 premium PPVs into your annual plan alongside HDR video and Dolby 5.1 surround sound. It's a steeper investment, but it delivers the best savings compared to buying those marquee bouts separately. Pay-per-view on DAZN Throughout the year, DAZN designates select high-profile fights as pay-per-view events. If you're on the DAZN Standard tier, these premium bouts come with a varying added cost, separate from the standard subscription fee. Upgrading to the DAZN Ultimate tier eliminates this headache by including at least 12 PPV events per year at no extra cost. What to expect from live sports and originals on DAZN Its main attraction is its coverage of combat sports from renowned fight promoters like Golden Boy and Matchroom Sport. Plus, soccer fans can enjoy live FIFA Club World Cup matches, FIFA+ content, and select games from Liga F, Feminine Division 1, and the Frauen Bundesliga. What makes DAZN particularly unique is its commitment to unconventional sports like chess, darts, and pool. Furthermore, DAZN features on-demand extreme sports courtesy of its partnership with Red Bull TV and global basketball action via FIBA's Courtside 1891. Photos: (Click photo to enlarge) Oct 15, 2024 Oct 14, 2024 YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK. Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it's heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.
F1 Today | Ferrari livery, Ferrari strategy, Red Bull and FIA's AUDO review under the spotlight. Photo: Race Pictures 22:11, 26 Aug Ben Hunt is an award-winning motorsport journalist with over two decades of experience in Formula 1 and international media. As a former editor-in-chief and bestselling author, he delivers in-depth analysis and strategic insight from the highest level of the sport. Ferrari tease special liver for Monza but their strategy is back under the microscope. Plus FIA reveal their latest AUDO review - here are the main stories from today, August 26th. Powered By Will F1 2026 See More Team Boss Changes? Ferrari set to revive its past with classic-inspired Monza livery. Photo: Race Pictures Ferrari has used Monza in recent years to showcase heritage-themed designs, from the yellow-and-black "Giallo Modena" accents in 2022 to Le Mans-inspired touches in 2023. After skipping a comparable one-off in 2024, the team revived the concept last season with a retro SF-25 paying homage to the 312T on the 50th anniversary of Niki Lauda's first title. Hamilton and Leclerc have the potential to win titles but Ferrari's biggest problem is something else. Photo: Race Pictures Ferrari left Zandvoort ruing hesitation on the pit wall, with Lewis Hamilton delayed behind Charles Leclerc despite running a different tyre strategy and believing a podium was within reach. The episode underscored a broader execution gap: while the SF-26's development has made the team Mercedes' closest challenger, slow calls and sensitive team-order dynamics between two title-minded drivers are costing points. Red Bull makes decision on Lambiase's successor as Verstappen's race engineer. Red Bull has begun phasing Tom Hart into the race engineer role for Max Verstappen, with the Briton set to handle select sessions across multiple weekends rather than a full event at once. Hart, who previously covered for Gianpiero Lambiase during absences last season, had been poised to join Williams as Alexander Albon's engineer before opting to stay at Red Bull. Major engine upgrade boost to Mercedes, Ferrari, Audi, and Honda. Photo: Race Pictures The FIA's first ADUO review confirmed Mercedes' internal combustion engine was 2-4% off the benchmark, unlocking one extra homologation for 2026 and another for 2027, plus added dyno hours and budget headroom. Ferrari, Honda and newcomer Audi were judged more than 4% adrift and received the maximum concessions: two additional homologations in both 2026 and 2027 with expanded testing and spending allowances. Don't miss GPblog in Google. Mark Gpblog as a preferred source and its articles will appear more often at the top of Top Stories. 1 Comments madisonl 26 August 2026 at 22:22 + 56 Cool livery won't fix Ferrari's brain lag on the pit wall. Monza pressure cooker incoming. Also GP to McLaren and Max getting a new voice? That could get spicy. FIA handing out engine homework like candy too