Lead Power Electronics Hardware Engineer

GE Vernova

Full-time - Mid Level

Utilities

About the position

The Lead Power Electronics Hardware Development Engineer at GE Vernova is responsible for designing and simulating power electronics converters for various industrial applications, including marine propulsion and oil and gas. This role requires a strong understanding of electrical, thermal, and mechanical design principles, and the ability to work collaboratively within a diverse team. The engineer will also be involved in specifying components, writing product documentation, and developing new inverter and converter technologies.

Responsibilities

• Simulate and design electrical, thermal, and mechanical power electronics converters for industrial applications.
• Specify electrical and mechanical component BOM while collaborating with the Design Office and Manufacturing.
• Write all product artifacts including manufacturing and commissioning instructions.
• Design new Voltage Source Inverter (IGBT or Sic) and new Thyristor converter (Rectifier LCI).

Requirements

• Master's Degree in Engineering with a minimum of 3 years of experience in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 5 years of experience in Power Electronics Converters Design.
• Strong theoretical and mathematical background with the ability to understand new concepts.
• Ability to communicate information clearly.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience on MMC, multilevel VSI, LCI, DC drives, and Cycloconverter.
• Experience on Variable Speed application, STATCOM, or active filtering.
• Creative and passionate with a willingness to integrate into a team.

Benefits

• Professional development opportunities.
• Challenging career paths.
• Competitive compensation.
• Relocation assistance provided.