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GE Vernova

Builds equipment and software for electric power

Nuclear Productivity SME ST

Program ManagementUpdated on Nov 10
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college in Engineering, Operations, Business, Management, or a related field, or significant equivalent experience.
  • At least six years of relevant experience in Field Service, outage execution, maintenance, installation, service operations, productivity, or continuous improvement in power generation or a comparable industrial environment.
  • At least six years of experience with Nuclear Steam Turbine and/or Generator outage execution, planning, field operations, methods, tooling, upgrades, or service engineering.
  • Strong functional expertise in Nuclear Field Service productivity and the ability to serve as a best-practice and quality resource for business and field teams.
  • Strong understanding of how outage services and Steam Turbine upgrades are planned, prepared, executed, standardized, and sustained in the field.
  • Ability to convert improvement ideas into scalable operating solutions through standardization, industrialization, deployment, and sustainment.
  • Strong project and program management capability, including prioritization, decision-making, risk management, accountability, and execution discipline.
  • Ability to work effectively across technical and operational disciplines, including procedures, tooling, fleet support, outage optimization, training, planning, engineering, and commercial functions.
  • Strong analytical skills, including defining baselines, validating impact, using KPI/TTI/PPI data, and connecting results to business operating rhythms.
  • Ability to communicate and facilitate effectively, influence leaders, functional partners, and field teams, and translate complex topics into clear actions.
  • Strong oral and written English communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Lead cross-functional nuclear outage productivity projects across the full lifecycle, from idea generation and problem definition through pilot, validation, standardization, deployment, handover, and sustainment.
  • Identify, frame, and prioritize productivity opportunities based on field pain points, bottlenecks, waste, customer value, technical feasibility, and business impact.
  • Translate opportunities into structured projects with clear problem statements, scope, applicability, expected benefits, success criteria, and deployment requirements.
  • Drive productivity improvements for Nuclear Steam Turbine and Generator outage services and Steam Turbine upgrades, including planning, preparation, tooling, field execution, outage support, and standard work deployment.
  • Lead Kaizen events, LORaP workshops, and working sessions to develop practical, field-ready solutions and align stakeholders on implementation requirements.
  • Define and execute pilot and PDCA plans, using measurable performance indicators, field feedback, and lessons learned to validate solutions before broader rollout.
  • Industrialize productivity solutions into standard, repeatable, scalable, and sustainable ways of working by coordinating updates to procedures, outage standards, tooling readiness, planning templates, training, commercial inputs, and operating rhythms.
  • Develop deployment packages that include communication plans, training plans, change actions, KPI/PPI definitions, adoption expectations, and handover requirements for segments and regions.
  • Partner with segment nuclear field service teams, outage planning, commercial, engineering, tooling, and operations teams to ensure deployment readiness, adoption, and sustainment.
  • Engage field teams and site leaders to gather feedback, improve usability, remove adoption barriers, and strengthen the feedback loop between execution teams and functional owners.
  • Coordinate with tooling and engineering teams to define development needs, testing plans, and scale-up requirements for new tools or equipment.
  • Serve as project manager and business owner for assigned productivity initiatives, ensuring disciplined execution through stage gates covering opportunity approval, solution validation, standardization, industrialization, deployment readiness, and sustainment confirmation.
  • Own project governance, schedules, risk management, stakeholder alignment, executive updates, pilot budgets, validation costs, and related CAPEX requests.
  • Define, track, and report metrics for project progress, pilot performance, validated impact, deployment readiness, adoption, and sustained results, including integration into Daily Management and MOR/KPI systems where applicable.
  • Communicate productivity opportunities, implementation choices, risks, and business impacts to senior leaders, functional partners, and field teams in a clear and actionable way.
  • Support the future outage value stream operating model, in which value stream teams transform and enable while segments and regions execute and sustain.
  • Coach and influence cross-functional contributors to build execution discipline, standardization, constructive feedback, and continuous improvement across the outage organization.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
  • Travel may be required.

Desired Qualifications

  • A self-starter with high ownership, sound judgment, persistence, and a bias for action in ambiguous or moderately complex environments.
  • Additional European languages are an advantage.

About the Company

GE Vernova

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.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
N/A
Total funding
$17.6M
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2024

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