
The history of Hoosier Racing Tire is an American Dream come true. It began in the early 1950's when Bob Newton began a successful racing career on the small asphalt tracks of northern Indiana. Bob was not satisfied with driving on street tires. It was during these early days that he had a vision to produce his own tires specifically designed for racing. In 1957, he decided to begin producing tires by re-treading street tires with softer compounds. The Hoosier name was chosen for their company to reflect the origin of Bob's racing roots on the short tracks of the Midwest.
On October 4, 2016 Hoosier Racing Tire was purchased by Continental Tire.
Today, Hoosier Racing Tire is the largest race tire manufacturer in the world. Hoosier produces over 1000 different types of race tires. With hundreds of race winners crowned annually. "Tires Designed for Champions."
Sectors
Automotive
Opportunity 1: 2nd & 3rd Shift Production
Skills: Ability to read a tape measure, ability to follow directions, attention to detail to identify defects, positive attitude, safety conscientious, quality minded
Education: High School diploma/GED preferred; No experience necessary
Opportunity 2: Industrial Maintenance Technician
Skills: Experience in electrical, mechanical and pneumatic repair, good communication skills, safety conscientious
Education: Basic electric and mechanical course work recommended but not required
Opportunity 3: Race Tire Development Engineer
Skills: Technical knowledge: capable of demonstrating in-depth knowledge and skill in a technical area | Problem-solving: capable of detecting, recognizing a problem and its nature and identifying possible solutions | Research and development: capable of demonstrating commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures | Analysis/Synthesis: capable of noticing discrepancies, inconsistencies, and trends in available information | Project management: capable of demonstrating and understanding of fundamental project or relationship management principles
Education: Mechanical Engineering degree with motorsports concentration
