We provide the Experience; You supply the Knowledge.
Volunteer Today!
Backed by industry and academia, the Baja SAE Series aims to provide real world experience to young engineers bridging the gap as they enter the workforce. As in real work environments, student engineers work together as a team to discover and resolve technical challenges in vehicle design, testing, and manufacturing. The most rugged of all the SAE Collegiate Design Series competitions, Baja SAE competition challenges engineering students to design and build an off-road vehicle that will survive the severe punishment of rough terrain. Each team's goal is to design and build a prototype of an all-weather, rugged, single-seat, off-road recreational vehicle ready to compete not just on track but in design and business events judged by industry.
As a Baja SAE Volunteer, your time and talent will add value to our competition. Come enjoy everything the competition has to offer by helping the teams (thousands of students) directly.
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Where to Volunteer?
Virtual Business Presentation
Hosted virtually
March 28th, 2024
https://www.bajasae.net/go/?vol=BajaPresentation
Baja SAE California
Quail Canyon Special Events Area
36000 Quail Canyon Road
Lebec, CA 93243
April 25 - 28, 2024
https://www.bajasae.net/go/?vol=BajaCalifornia
Baja SAE Williamsport
Pennsylvania College of Technology -
Penn College Heavy Equipment Operations Site
372 Fritz Station Road
Montgomery, PA 17752
May 16 - 19, 2024
https://www.bajasae.net/go/?vol=BajaWilliamsport
Baja SAE Michigan
Holly Oaks Offroad Park - Mt Holly Ski and Snowboard Resort
14551 Shields Rd
Holly, Michigan 48442
September 12 - 15, 2024
https://www.bajasae.net/go/?vol=BajaMichigan
Note: Student competitors should NOT use these links to volunteer for endurance day recovery crew!
Code of Conduct
All SAE Volunteers are expected to uphold the highest standards for professional conduct while volunteering for an SAE Program. Volunteers must treat all participants with courtesy, respect, and dignity. Volunteers are responsible for modeling professional conduct and for cultivating a respectful and inclusive program.
To foster a just and safe community unprofessional behavior, including that which is intimidating, threatening, violent, inappropriate, illegal, or dishonest, will be addressed by promoting accountability and following up with any actions necessary. Unprofessional behavior may result in the removal of volunteers from the program indefinitely.
