Role OverviewAs a Lead Engineer of Electric Power Systems, you will contribute to and lead research & development of advanced electrical power & energy systems and components used in multiple applications. You will engage with and support several GE Vernova businesses as well as several United States government customers and partners.
What You Will Do
You will participate in the development of new technologies and capabilities for GE's power generation, transmission, distribution, and end-user product offerings by analyzing system requirements and needs. You will also develop algorithms to aggregate distributed energy resources, adapt modern distribution automation and management systems, and perform analytical work to define, meet or exceed customer entitlements.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will have opportunities to contribute to technology development in a wide-range of areas, including the integration of renewable energy technologies, and work with a team to provide power system analysis expertise. You will also be encouraged to explore new or revolutionary ideas and have a global mindset & customer focus.
Requirements
- Doctorate Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with a minimum of 2 years of experience in electric power systems
- At least of 2 years of power system engineering experience in at least two of the following:
- Power system impact of renewable energy systems
- Network modeling
- Protection and stability
- Transmission or distribution system planning and optimization
- Impact of novel and intelligent devices on power systems (e.g. HVDC, FACTS, energy storage, electric vehicles, solid state transformers etc.)
- System integration of electric power
- Control and communication technologies
- Machine Learning Applications for Power System
Benefits
- medical
- dental
- vision
- prescription drug coverage
- Health Coach
- Employee Assistance Program
- GE Vernova Retirement Savings Plan
- tuition assistance
- adoption assistance
- paid parental leave
- disability benefits
- life insurance
- 12 paid holidays
- permissive time off
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