FSA Cost Catalog Manager (no remote)

GE Vernova

Schenectady, United States

Full Time

Posted July 24, 2026

$104k - $104k

Power Generation

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Job Description

The Full-Service Agreements (FSA) Cost Catalog Manager serves as the global process owner for catalog methodology and model input governance.

Key Responsibilities

Own and execute the global FSA Cost Catalog process for collecting, validating, approving, and uploading cost inputs into the Wind Cost Modeling tool for both installed base and new product introductions.
Maintain global ownership of catalog structure, taxonomy, data definitions, assumptions hierarchy, and update methodologies across regions, platforms, and service scopes.
Develop and govern the catalog release approach for new product solutions, NPI platforms, and emerging service offerings, including interim assumptions, phased releases, version control, and assumption maturity documentation.
Define and govern catalog input standards, calculation logic, and change control for key cost elements in partnership with Product Engineering, Services, Finance, Commercial, and other subject matter experts.
Establish and maintain catalog governance processes, including submission requirements, approval workflows, release schedules, documentation standards, and data quality controls.
Evolve the Wind Cost Modeling tool and catalog architecture to improve usability, transparency, auditability, and support contract margin review, underwriting, portfolio planning, and future business needs.
Partner with regional and functional teams to collect source inputs, resolve data gaps, improve point-of-origin data quality, and support reconciliation and cost categorization through clear catalog mapping standards.
Analyze catalog-level trends, assumption changes, and data exceptions to identify methodology updates, data remediation needs, and opportunities to improve catalog quality and business decision support
Maintain documentation for catalog methodologies, business rules, data sources, and governance procedures.
Lead periodic reviews of catalog assumptions, structures, and inputs to ensure continued relevance, consistency, and business alignment.
Conduct sensitivity analyses and scenario support for key catalog assumptions used in modeling, underwriting, and planning.
Review proposed changes to cost structures, service scopes, or reporting needs and determine required updates to catalog logic and inputs.
Drive continuous improvement in catalog processes, tools, controls, and stakeholder training to improve efficiency, quality, and transparency.
Communicate catalog updates, methodology changes, release impacts, and key assumptions to relevant stakeholders
Perform additional duties as assigned.
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Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Engineering, Data Analytics, or a related field.
Significant experience in cost modeling, financial analysis, service operations, product costing, or a related analytical function.
Experience managing structured datasets, business rules, and cross-functional data collection processes.
Strong analytical skills with experience in cost drivers, assumptions management, and data quality controls.
Experience working in a matrixed, cross-functional environment with multiple input owners and stakeholders.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain methodologies and requirements clearly.
Executive presentation and communication skills
Travel required up to 15%
Master’s degree in Finance, Engineering, Business, Statistics, or a related field.
Experience with Full Service Agreements, long-term service agreements, or lifecycle/service cost modeling.
Experience with model governance, master data management, or enterprise reporting controls.
Familiarity with contract margin review, underwriting, and commercial decision support processes.
Experience improving data governance, catalog architecture, or cost model tools.
Strong process discipline, documentation skills, and attention to detail.
Ability to energize teams, perceive change as an opportunity, and drive cross-functional process improvements.
Ability to prioritize workload according to business objectives