GE Vernova Wind Mechanical Engineer

GE Vernova

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About the Role

This early career Mechanical Engineering position in the Wind Engineering team allows you to grow your skills as a member of component development. The team provides full lifecycle ownership and support for mechanical hardware including New Product/Technology Introduction, Validation & Testing, Field Support, and Root Cause Analysis.

Key Responsibilities

As a Mechanical Design Engineer for GE Vernova, you will:

  • Design engineering solutions for mechanical structural parts (Towers, castings, forgings, fabrications and rotating component, and repair tooling/processes) of a wind turbine.
  • Work closely with other engineering teams within GE Vernova Wind to coordinate interfaces between mechanical systems and components.
  • Develop engineering drawings and specification requirements for sourcing of wind turbine components.
  • Perform technical risk assessment and execute validation test plans to mitigate risks.
  • Assist in issue resolution of mechanical components for fielded turbines.
  • Receive technical training, mentorship, and coaching from world-class technologists and experienced technical managers.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Bachelor's degree in mechanical or related Engineering.

Qualifications

  • Highly motivated, self-starter, energetic, positive, flexible in changing environments.
  • Ability to demonstrate a structured approach to problem solving, learning agility.
  • Excellent communication skills and ability to articulate technical problems in clear and simple terms.
  • Strong interpersonal skills, ability to work in project teams in an international environment.
  • Familiarity with Finite Element Analysis and CAD software.
  • Passionate about renewable energy and/or sustainability.

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