IT Network & SCADA Design Engineer HVDC
GE Vernova
IT Network & SCADA Design Engineer HVDC
GE Vernova
Builds equipment and software for electric power
Job Description
Role
The Secondary Design Engineer HVDC is responsible for HVDC projects within the Grid Solutions ' Control & Protection engineering team. The primary business aim is to provide specialized IT network and Scada engineering for control systems, ensuring robust and secure project delivery. To meet this objective, the role is structured around three core areas: IT Network & SCADA Engineering for the design and implementation of the system's communication backbone and Project Coordination to manage stakeholder communication and documentation throughout the project lifecycle. Given the focus on industrial control systems, the ideal candidate will possess advanced knowledge of network engineering for industrial applications (e.g., SCADA) and hands-on experience configuring network hardware.
This position will work closely with other designers, engineers, and the project managers to ensure compliance with contractual specifications, project schedules, and budget constraints.
Key Missions
The Secondary Design Engineer HVDC will have the following key missions:
Performance Measurements
The performance of the Secondary Design Engineer HVDC will be measured based on:
Desired Profile
The ideal candidate for the Secondary Design Engineer HVDC position should possess the following qualifications and competencies:
Experience
What we offer
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
Builds equipment and software for electric power
GE Vernova makes equipment and software that generate and manage electricity for utilities, power producers, and industrial customers. Its Power, Wind, and Electrification businesses span gas turbines, wind generation, and the systems that move electricity across grids. The company supplies generators, grid equipment, and controls, while its software coordinates network operations and integrates changing sources of power. Customers buy equipment and enter service agreements for maintenance, upgrades, and technical support over its operating life, alongside purchases of software and related services. GE Vernova became an independent company in 2024 after separating from GE and is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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