Senior Project Manager

Job Description Summary

The Senior Project Manager will own end-to-end project management for GE Vernova supply chain development projects. They will propose, manage, and deliver results on significant large-scale and inter-business projects and initiatives that align with business and stakeholder needs. They will provide operational oversight and insights into key initiatives (e.g., mergers/acquisitions, divestitures, expansion, etc.).

Job Description

Essential Responsibilities:

• Lead strategic, cross-functional projects focused on driving continuous improvement in Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC).
• Develop business cases to support key initiatives, considering industry challenges, market trends, and business needs.
• Manage large-scale projects with budget accountability and direct engagement with senior executives and functional leaders.
• Design and implement project governance methodologies, standards, and tools for Supply Chain Development initiatives.
• Define program objectives and strategic direction to achieve SQDC, sustainability, and reliability targets.
• Provide project management leadership across Commercial, Engineering, Product Line, and other cross-functional teams.
• Ensure effective collaboration and engagement of the appropriate stakeholders and functional experts throughout project execution.
• Foster strategic partnerships, optimize the use of company resources, and embed the GE Vernova Way and Sustainability Framework into standard business practices.

Required Qualification:

• Bachelor's Degree from an accredited University or College in Engineering and Supply Chain or Business;
• Relevant Supply Chain, Lean, or Sourcing experience;
• Solid Experience leading cross-functional projects and working with and presenting to global stakeholders at senior level.
• Willingness and ability to travel up to ~30% to 50% of the time.
• Advanced English level.
• Desirable Master’s degree in supply chain management or business administration (MBA) 

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