Enterprise Project Engineering Manager – Integrated Project Solutions

GE Vernova is looking for an Enterprise Project Engineering Manager to lead the planning, coordination, and execution of project engineering deliverables for large-scale enterprise projects. This role involves managing technical interfaces across multiple technology domains and business units, ensuring project delivery aligns with specifications and timelines.

Responsibilities:

• Project Engineering Coordination – Coordinate and project manage all engineering activities for enterprise-level, multi-technology projects, ensuring technical scope is delivered to specification, budget, and schedule in collaboration with Consulting Services and Business Units
• Deliverables Management – Ensure timely completion of all engineering deliverables, including system studies, PFDs, P&IDs, single-line diagrams, control system architecture, datasheets, and interface control documents for the customer
• Technical Project Management - Coordinates the cross-business project engineering teams through assigned discipline engineers, BU project engineers, and consulting leads
• Issue Resolution & Escalation – Coordinate rapid resolution of cross-business interface issues encountered during installation and commissioning, engaging global engineering teams as needed
• Cross-Business Collaboration – Manage technical interfaces between business units, product lines, and EPC partners to ensure system compatibility and alignment with contractual commitments
• Engineering Management – Develop and maintain the overall engineering execution plan across Business Units, Consulting Services, as well as resource allocation and schedule tracking across multiple disciplines and geographies
• Commissioning Planning – Develop and maintain Level 1 and Level 2 commissioning execution plans, schedules, resource allocations, and readiness checklists working with the Planning Manager for Integrated Projects
• Risk & Compliance Management – Identify and mitigate technical interface risks, ensure adherence to codes, standards, regulatory requirements, and grid interconnection rules
• Customer & Stakeholder Engagement – Serve as the primary PCO technical liaison on cross-business interface activities for customers, EPCs, and internal leadership
• Continuous Improvement – Drive standardization of cross-business engineering processes, tools, and templates across the enterprise to improve efficiency, quality, and knowledge sharing

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Power Systems Engineering
• 10+ years of relevant engineering experience in the power generation or energy sector, with exposure to enterprise-level or multi-business projects
• Proven track record in cross-functional collaboration and integrated system design
• Strong understanding of power generation technologies, energy storage systems, and grid interconnection requirements
• Excellent problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder management skills
• Experience managing multi-discipline teams in global, matrixed organizations
• Demonstrated experience with power transformers, including specification, application, testing, and failure modes
• Strong working knowledge of medium- and high-voltage switchgear design, protection, and operation
• Familiarity with grid codes, utility interconnection requirements, and applicable standards (IEEE, IEC, ANSI, NERC, NEC)
• Hands-on experience supporting electrical studies (short circuit, arc flash, coordination, load flow)
• Ability to translate system-level protection requirements into practical, buildable designs
• Master's degree in engineering and/or MBA
• Strong team player with interpersonal, communication, influencing and team building skills
• Proven record of success working in a multicultural, regional, cross functional team
• Strong understanding of project business cases, encompassing impacts as project objectives, risks, opportunities, and performance metrics
• Strong analytical skills used for identification, assessment, analysis and management of project risks/opportunities