GE VernovaRemote
Lead Project Manager - NAM
United States
Full Time
1 hour ago
$100,000 - $167,000 USD
No H1B
Key skills
Power Generation EquipmentProject Management ProfessionalField EngineeringGas TurbinesSteam TurbinesProactive LearningPlanningLeadershipProject ManagementChange ManagementCollaboration
About this role
GE Vernova is focused on building energy technologies of the future while providing cleaner and more efficient power. In this Lead Project Manager role, you will serve as the customer focal point, leading project execution and coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure successful project delivery and financial management.
Responsibilities:
- Lead project execution, coordinating cross-functional teams across engineering, procurement, logistics, field/outage execution, and performance demonstration
- Champion on-time delivery, fulfillment of contract deliverables, and margin attainment through effective leadership and facilitation
- Administer contract terms and conditions; manage financials including pricing, cost, forecasts, margin, invoicing, receivables, and risk provisions
- Review & communicate project scheduling in collaboration with the Senior Project Manager's Planner/Scheduler; while proactively escalate risks as needed
- Communicate project changes with the customer and team, following established change management processes
- Maintain accurate project data in the management system, including scope, schedule, financials, and risks; ensure documentation is current
- Provide regular status updates, lead project reviews, and capture lessons learned and best practices, including Cost-of-Poor Quality cases
Requirements:
- Bachelor's Degree from an accredited College or University
- Minimum 5 years of experience with Power Generation Equipment; Field engineering, repair, or power plant O&M experiences related to Gas Turbines, or/and Steam Turbines
- Ability and willingness to travel (~25%) of the time
- Obtain Gas Power Services PMO Project Manager Qualification within 24 months of assignment including successful training, passing a review board, and obtaining the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent; Subsequently Maintaining PMO Project Manager Qualification status through ongoing training and recertification as required
- Strong planning, organization, and adaptability to manage multiple initiatives effectively
- Proactive in learning tools, setting realistic goals, and navigating cultural and contractual complexities
- Certified in Project Management (PMP/PMLP) with customer-facing and technical scope experience