GE Vernova

Project Manager

• Lead the execution of large, complex substation projects within GE Vernova’s Grid Systems Integration business
• Coordinate multiple interdependent sub-projects and workstreams into an integrated delivery plan
• Align engineering, procurement, manufacturing, logistics, construction, commissioning, handover, and customer-interface activities
• Review project scope against the GEV quote during transfer from Commercial to Project Management
• Lead internal and customer project kick-off meetings
• Assign roles and responsibilities to internal contributors
• Establish and maintain project governance, including reviews, action tracking, decision logs, escalations, and leadership reporting
• Monitor project performance against key metrics
• Identify, assess, and mitigate risks, issues, delays, and cost impacts
• Support sub-project leaders and functional teams in resolving cross-functional challenges and removing execution barriers
• Manage customer communication and stakeholder coordination
• Ensure compliance with contractual requirements, internal processes, quality standards, regulatory expectations, and safety requirements
• Lead change management, including scope-change evaluation, schedule and cost impact assessment, approvals, and customer notifications
• Prepare and present project status updates, forecasts, and executive summaries to leadership
• Drive accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement
• Support project closing, final deliverables, lessons learned, financial closure, and transition to warranty or service phases

Senior Project Manager – BTM I&C

Designer

• Support Electrical Substation Project Engineers by producing timely, accurate drawing packages for complex power delivery projects and proposals
• Produce general arrangements of AIS/GIS HV substations with control buildings
• Develop plan views, elevations, equipment erection details, structural/electrical details, lightning, ground grid, foundation, tray/conduit/trough, and duct bank drawings
• Generate detailed bills of materials
• Develop 3D models using Revit or AutoCAD 3D for HV substations
• Generate electrical physical 2D drawings
• Develop HV physical designs from tender stages through project handover
• Develop substation drawings using the NEC, NESC, and/or customer specifications
• Develop detailed substation layouts and elevations from single-line diagrams and basic sketches
• Develop detailed bills of material for substation power equipment, HV connectors, conduit/trough, and cable trays
• Coordinate and interface with P&C, civil, and structural disciplines
• Complete complex drawing packages with minimal or no supervision
• Follow quality procedures and standard design processes
• Review own work and the work of others
• Update engineers and project managers on completion estimates and status
• Implement BIM Execution Plans and related BIM use cases
• Set up and work with a Common Data Environment (CDE)
• Perform 3D model collaboration, auditing, clash detection meetings and reports, virtual construction, design and constructability reviews, augmented reality, georeferencing, and IFC exchanges
• Manage BIM information data and ensure accuracy and completeness throughout the project lifecycle
• Coordinate development and evolution of regional BIM models and processes, including procedures, conventions, templates, attributes, and LOD/LOI definitions
• Drive standardization of tools and design practices

Lead Substation Physical Designer

General

• Lead the strategic transformation of proactive work execution as part of the broader Wind Services transformation
• Develop work bundling and optimization strategies driving $50M+ in annual productivity
• Lead execution of proactive work across a global fleet of 24,000+ wind turbines, including planned maintenance, fleet programs, and RCA corrective actions
• Ensure maintenance activities are completed on time while maintaining quality, compliance, and field execution standards
• Partner with Engineering to define, maintain, and improve best-in-class maintenance practices
• Maximize fleet availability through maintenance planning, quality oversight, and process improvement
• Collaborate with the Services Product Line team to develop and deploy fleet improvement strategies
• Support work bundling initiatives to reduce turbine climbs and improve maintenance efficiency
• Monitor maintenance performance metrics and drive corrective actions
• Identify execution gaps, process issues, and improvement opportunities, leading cross-functional resolution
• Standardize maintenance processes across the fleet
• Contribute to safety, quality, reliability, and productivity initiatives
• Build relationships across Services, Engineering, Operations, and Product Line teams
• Enable stronger financial outcomes through self-perform optimization, bundled maintenance strategies, and pricing standardization

Global Maintenance and Performance Improvement Leader

Technician

• Maintain optimal function and output at wind sites through daily turbine operations, safety, quality control, and warranty repairs
• Execute contractual obligations and customer-required activities involving electrical and mechanical equipment in GE wind turbine generators
• Support site operations, daily scheduling, planning, technician development, site leadership, and customer service with minimal supervision
• Apply knowledge of variable-pitch and variable-speed turbines and converter parts
• Read, understand, and explain schematics, drawings, technical manuals, procedures, and regulations
• Follow Environmental Health and Safety processes, regulations, and compliance requirements
• Troubleshoot complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical problems on variable-pitch and variable-speed turbines
• Perform diagnostic analysis and develop plans for timely resolution
• Document work using computer-based service reporting procedures
• Work with GE's remote operations center when necessary
• Mentor peers
• Partner and communicate with the Site/Hub Manager regarding contract requirements, timelines, and GE excellence
• Travel locally among Charleston, Fithian, and Sibley wind sites within Hub IL3

Lead Senior Wind Hub Technician – IL3

• Execute contractual obligations according to customer requirements and daily site and hub activities
• Work on electrical and mechanical equipment used in GE wind turbine generators
• Perform maintenance, repairs, and parts replacement to correct malfunctions
• Troubleshoot complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical problems on variable-pitch and variable-speed turbines
• Support all areas of site operations as directed by the manager with minimal supervision
• Observe all safety requirements
• Perform diagnostic electrical analysis
• Document all work using computer-based service reporting procedures
• Work with and respond to GE’s remote operations center when necessary
• Travel locally within the Idaho 1 hub
• Work at all wind sites within Idaho 1 and report to assigned sites as directed by the manager
• Partner and communicate with the Site Lead and Manager to execute contract requirements and timelines

Wind Hub Technician, Idaho

Procurement

• Own and execute the global sourcing process, systems, and analytics strategy across GE Vernova
• Define and drive the Source-to-Pay future-state operating model
• Lead enterprise sourcing transformation programs from concept through execution
• Conduct sourcing maturity assessments across Business Units and lead improvement roadmaps
• Own and evolve the global sourcing systems landscape, including SupplierConnect, Sourcegate+, Grid Fusion VMR, Sourcing360, and ERP integrations
• Lead sourcing data ingestion into the enterprise data lake and define common metrics, dashboards, and insights
• Build scalable analytics capabilities for decision-making, savings identification, compliance, and risk visibility
• Own the sourcing master data strategy
• Define and execute the digital and GenAI roadmap for sourcing
• Partner with IT, finance, legal, and external vendors to modernize sourcing tools and workflows
• Drive user adoption, change management, and capability building
• Benchmark external best practices and emerging technologies
• Lead high-visibility sourcing initiatives, including GenAI applications, risk management programs, commodity and category playbooks, should-costing and productivity initiatives, and process excellence and Lean agendas
• Own CPO-level governance, including Sourcing Councils, leadership operating rhythms, and enterprise reviews
• Prepare executive-ready materials for ELT, Board, and senior leadership forums
• Lead, coach, and develop a global team responsible for sourcing transformation, systems, and analytics
• Drive enterprise capability-building programs
• Embed Lean, Kaizen, and continuous improvement principles across sourcing teams
• Foster accountability, data-driven decision-making, and innovation

Global Sourcing Leader, Systems, Initiatives, Advanced Analytics

• Manage costing, planning, coordination and execution of nuclear field services projects
• Support proposal development and contract negotiation
• Open projects in the ERP system
• Serve as subject matter expert for installation and maintenance services during the R process
• Attend pre-proposal and negotiation meetings
• Develop project scope, schedules, loadboard, JCE, tooling, quotes, parts, resources and deliverables
• Plan job sites and outages before mobilization
• Generate JIS, labor and specialty service requests
• Coordinate design engineering, customer coordination and pre-site work
• Coordinate Lean Outage Risk and Protectivity workshops
• Request internal and external purchase orders
• Develop and complete GE OneEHS plans before mobilization and upon site mobilization
• Develop outage work-order task plans considering safety, equipment, parts, tooling, specialty services and resources
• Manage project costs and ongoing estimates to completion
• Plan and manage project schedules and payment milestones, including contingency planning
• Manage risks, opportunities and mitigation plans
• Resolve safety, quality, FME, NCR, parts, engineering, controls and commercial issues during execution
• Provide accurate management reports for assigned projects
• Secure technical and financial project authorization
• Communicate with internal and external stakeholders
• Manage the Scope Change Authorization process
• Provide project leadership from conception through delivery and conduct project feedback reviews
• Complete field services reports, engineering change documentation, POR documents, project closeout, best-practice, lessons-learned and operating-experience summaries
• Attend training seminars as needed
• Promote GE products during customer presentations and events
• Maintain relationships with customers, peers, engineering and global teams

Steam Field Services Project Manager

Safety Specialist

• Provide day-to-day EHS support at manufacturing sites and fixed facilities
• Ensure regulatory compliance with permits, reporting, policies, environmental regulations, guidelines, and requirements
• Help manage injury reports and care management
• Conduct EHS audits, inspections, and incident investigations
• Provide tactical issue resolution and address EHS issues related to site operations and equipment
• Conduct EHS training for forklifts, cranes, and other equipment
• Assist with EHS program implementation and identify improvement opportunities
• Maintain continuous shop-floor presence and partner with Operations leadership and hourly employees
• Follow up on ATS findings, employee concerns, and Gensuite compliance calendar tasks
• Develop and maintain area risk assessments
• Support site changes such as new machine installations and layout changes
• Participate in GE EHS initiatives and programs
• Provide expert guidance and direct assistance for site compliance

Environmental Health & Safety Specialist – 3rd Shift

• Execute contractual obligations and customer-required activities with site and hub leadership
• Work on electrical and mechanical equipment used in GE wind turbine generators
• Perform maintenance, repair, and replacement of parts to correct malfunctions
• Troubleshoot complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical problems on variable-pitch and variable-speed turbines
• Support all areas of site operations as directed by the manager with minimal supervision
• Observe all safety requirements
• Perform diagnostic electrical analysis
• Document work using computer-based service reporting procedures
• Work with GE’s remote operations center when necessary
• Travel locally within the Idaho 1 hub and work at all assigned wind sites

Wind Hub Technician – Idaho 1

Data Scientist

• Own and execute the global sourcing process, systems, and analytics strategy across GE Vernova
• Define and drive the Source-to-Pay future-state operating model
• Lead enterprise sourcing transformation programs from concept through execution with measurable business outcomes
• Conduct sourcing maturity assessments across Business Units and lead targeted improvement roadmaps
• Own and evolve the global sourcing systems landscape, including SupplierConnect, Sourcegate+, Grid Fusion VMR, Sourcing360, and ERP integrations
• Lead sourcing data ingestion into the enterprise data lake and define common metrics, dashboards, and insights
• Build scalable analytics capabilities for decision-making, savings identification, compliance, and risk visibility
• Own the sourcing master data strategy
• Define and execute the digital and GenAI roadmap for sourcing
• Partner with IT, finance, legal, and external vendors to modernize sourcing tools and workflows
• Drive user adoption, change management, and capability building
• Benchmark external best practices and emerging technologies
• Lead high-visibility sourcing initiatives, including GenAI applications, risk management programs, commodity and category playbooks, should-costing and productivity initiatives, and Process Excellence and Lean agendas
• Own CPO-level governance, including Sourcing Councils, leadership operating rhythms, and enterprise reviews
• Prepare executive-ready materials for ELT, Board, and senior leadership forums
• Lead, coach, and develop a global team responsible for sourcing transformation, systems, and analytics
• Drive enterprise capability-building programs in digital, GenAI, sourcing foundations, and analytics fluency
• Embed Lean, Kaizen, and continuous improvement principles across sourcing teams
• Foster accountability, data-driven decision-making, and innovation

Global Sourcing Systems, Initiatives & Advanced Analytics Leader

• Manage costing, planning, coordination and execution of Nuclear Field Services projects
• Support proposal development and contract negotiation
• Open projects in the ERP system
• Serve as SME for installation and maintenance services during the R process
• Attend pre-proposal and negotiation meetings
• Develop project scope, schedules, loadboard, JCE, tooling, quotes, parts, resources and deliverables
• Plan job sites and outages before mobilization
• Generate JIS, labor and specialty service requests
• Coordinate design engineering, customer coordination and pre-site work
• Coordinate LORaP workshops
• Request internal and external purchase orders
• Develop and complete the GE OneEHS plan before mobilization and upon site mobilization
• Develop outage work-order task plans covering safety, equipment, parts, tooling, specialty services and resources
• Manage project costs and estimates to completion
• Plan and manage project schedules and payment milestones with contingency planning
• Manage risks, opportunities and mitigation plans
• Resolve issues involving safety, quality, FME, NCRs, parts, engineering, controls and commercial matters
• Provide accurate management reports
• Secure technical and financial project authorization
• Communicate with internal and external stakeholders
• Manage scope change authorization
• Provide project leadership from conception through delivery and conduct feedback reviews
• Complete field services reports, ETC 127 engineering documentation, POR documents, project closeout, best-practice, lessons-learned and OE summaries
• Attend training seminars as needed
• Promote GE products during customer presentations and events
• Maintain relationships with customers, peers, engineering and global teams

QA Engineer

• Test features or small feature sets under direction from senior team members or management
• Break down problems and estimate time for quality-related tasks
• Apply testing types and methodologies during the SDLC
• Take ownership of small tasks and deliver without supervision, seeking help when necessary
• Apply SDLC, Lean/Agile, CI, software and product security, scalability, documentation, refactoring, and testing techniques
• Independently deliver testing and use-case creation that meets project standards and desired functionality
• Write effective tests that verify crucial functional requirements and remain valid when code is refactored
• Collaborate with Quality Leaders to create test plans
• Contribute to quality metrics and follow established best practices and coding patterns
• Design and implement strategies for managing complex test data across multiple environments
• Build robust automated testing frameworks for reliable and scalable web applications
• Participate in a collaborative Agile engineering environment

Quality Assurance Engineer

• Own the cost reduction strategy for Flange to Flange (F2F) products
• Partner with Commodity Leaders, Global Materials Leaders, Engineering, and suppliers to identify, plan, and execute cost actions
• Drive new supplier development, technical collaboration to improve yield and output, and design-driven cost improvements
• Define and mobilize resources with Sourcing, Finance, and Engineering leadership, including personnel, contracted services, OPEX, and CAPEX requirements
• Lead cross-functional execution across Sourcing, Materials, Manufacturing, Quality, Engineering, and Pivot-to-Value (P2V)
• Drive alignment, accountability, and momentum across workstreams
• Implement continuous improvement practices, including lean, standard work, daily management, problem solving, and waste elimination
• Drive supplier performance and capacity and ensure sustained delivery against capacity commitments
• Ensure compliance and risk management across sourcing policy, supplier approval processes, competitive bidding, delegation of authority, and cybersecurity requirements
• Prepare and present strategic recommendations to senior business leadership
• Partner with Supplier Quality to drive QMS adherence, reduce supplier defects and process capability gaps, and lower COPQ

Product Sourcing Cost Leader

• Develop and execute sourcing strategy for the assigned mechanical commodity with the global commodity leader
• Focus on variable cost productivity, cash flow, and financial controllership goals
• Lead end-to-end supplier management, including selection, qualification, development, and the full contract lifecycle from RFP to supplier exit
• Negotiate contracts and drive cost reduction by identifying savings opportunities and implementing sustainable cost controls
• Collaborate with Finance to validate cost-reduction impact on the general ledger
• Build technical and market expertise in the commodity area
• Monitor global supply market trends, regional capacity dynamics, and supplier capabilities
• Collaborate with engineering, Supplier Quality Engineers, fulfillment, logistics, and project teams
• Ensure suppliers are selected on time and equipment meets project requirements
• Optimize procurement processes and align with global sourcing initiatives
• Improve the experience for internal customers and drive continuous improvement

Lead Sourcing Specialist – Commodity Management

Systems Engineer

• Execute design/turbine operation changes to eliminate causes of turbine forced outages in warranty and core fleets
• Identify and develop programs to reduce time to return units to service
• Partner with Program Management and Product Line to guide optimal design decisions for current products, new products, and commercial deals
• Lead technical program teams on system trade-offs and optimizations focused on reducing Services costs through elimination of forced outages
• Communicate recommendations through analysis, preparation, and presentation of technical material to internal and external audiences
• Lead Services investments from pre-conceptual design through design, validation, and launch
• Prioritize and manage risks related to safety, quality, delivery, and cost
• Contribute to the Multigeneration Engineering Plan for Services
• Manage program requirements and requirement flow down to optimize product offering and competitiveness
• Work with Systems Leaders to leverage lessons learned, best practices, process improvements, and standard work
• Support and improve availability and serviceability of the existing wind turbine fleet
• Contribute to new and existing design practices

Senior Project Manager – BTM I&C

Lead Substation Physical Designer

Global Maintenance and Performance Improvement Leader

Lead Senior Wind Hub Technician – IL3

Wind Hub Technician, Idaho

Global Sourcing Leader, Systems, Initiatives, Advanced Analytics

Steam Field Services Project Manager

Environmental Health & Safety Specialist – 3rd Shift

Wind Hub Technician – Idaho 1

Global Sourcing Systems, Initiatives & Advanced Analytics Leader

Steam Field Services Project Manager

Quality Assurance Engineer

Product Sourcing Cost Leader

Lead Sourcing Specialist – Commodity Management

Senior Systems Engineer