Lead Electrical Systems Engineer

Job Description Summary At GE Vernova, we are building a more sustainable and reliable energy future. We are looking for a Lead Electrical Systems Engineer to join our global engineering organisation, supporting world class power conversion, automation, and control solutions. In this role, you will lead the delivery and execution of complex power conversion projects. You will act as the primary interface between project stakeholders, customers, and engineering teams to ensure project milestones are met on time, within budget, and to the required technical standard, while overseeing the integration of systems across the project lifecycle. This role is well suited to someone with experience in rail, power, utilities, or energy storage, who enjoys solving complex problems and collaborating across disciplines and geographies. Job Description What You’ll Do Lead the project engineering workstream, managing technical risks and resolving engineering bottlenecks that impact project deliveryManage project scope, schedule, and budget, ensuring technical deliverables align with overall project milestonesCoordinate resource allocation and progress reporting across engineering, procurement, and site installation teamsDevelop and review designs, specifications, and documentation for electrical systems, including:Generators, transformers, switchboards, converters, motors, energy storage, and cablingEnsure engineering outputs comply with health, safety, regulatory, and industry standardsAct as the technical focal point, coordinating with internal teams, suppliers, and subcontractorsManage the review and approval process for technical documentation, ensuring compliance with project-specific commercial and contractual requirements.Provide technical input to project planning, delivery, and customer solutionsSupport tendering and sales activities by providing engineering expertiseParticipate in design reviews, engineering forums, and organisational improvement initiativesContribute to continuous improvement of engineering tools, processes, and systems What You Bring A Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronic, or Instrumentation Engineering from a local or internationally recognised university. Those with a diploma coupled with relevant electrical and industry experience will be considered.7–10 years’ experience in Project Engineering within rail, power, utilities, or energy sectorsWorking knowledge of power systems, with the ability to bridge the gap between technical engineering teams and project delivery stakeholdersAbility to read, write, and review technical specifications and engineering documentationExperience with systems engineering and assurance activities such as Safety in Design, HAZOP, FMECA, RAM, and Human Factors would be advantageous, but not necessary.Experience interpreting power system studies and design outputs, including SLDs, protection coordination, load flow, fault studies, harmonics, EMC, and cable sizing would be advantageous, but not necessary.Clear communication skills and the ability to work with diverse internal and external stakeholdersCustomer‑focused mindset with commercial awarenessWillingness to travel domestically and internationally as requiredProven experience in delivering complex infrastructure projects, including cost control, schedule management, and risk mitigationStrong commercial acumen, with experience managing sub-contractor relationships, vendor deliverables, and customer expectations Nice to Have Ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic project environmentExperience working in matrix organisations and with international teams Why Join GE Vernova? Work on critical infrastructure projects that support the energy transitionCollaborate with global experts across engineering and project deliveryContribute to innovative, high‑impact solutions in power and energy systems GE Vernova is an equal opportunity employer. Be part of an inclusive workplace that values diverse perspectives and experiences As GE Vernova is a global organization, working across different time zones, and monitoring, reading and responding to contact outside normal working hours can be expected. Additional Information Relocation Assistance Provided: No