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Electrical Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Lead Engineer at GE Vernova - ApplyBlast

Electrical Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Lead Engineer

GE Vernova

22 days ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Schenectady, New York, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Electrical Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Lead Engineer leads the investigation and resolution process for critical power generation assets to maximize fleet availability and minimize equipment downtime. This role involves leveraging technical expertise to guide cross-functional teams, manage vendor relationships, and implement data-backed solutions for complex electrical failures. The position requires strong communication skills and a balance of technical engineering and operational project management.

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end Root Cause Analysis projects for critical power generation assets
Drive technical investigations and resolve complex electrical failures
Manage vendor relationships and coordinate cross-functional task forces

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

About GE Vernova

gevernova.com

Headquarters

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

2022

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GE Vernova is GE’s energy business focused on accelerating the transition to more reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy through electrification and decarbonization technologies. The company designs, builds and services power-generation equipment, renewable-energy and grid solutions, and supporting digital and lifecycle services. It partners with utilities, independent power producers and industrial customers worldwide to modernize energy infrastructure and lower carbon emissions.