HVDC & FACTS Field Service Engineer

GE Vernova

Remote

Full Time

Posted September 25, 2026

$114k - $174k· Est.

Power Generation

Remote

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Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed September 29, 2026
Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
Pay provenance: Estimated benchmark; not employer-provided

Job Description

GE Vernova is looking for an exceptional HVDC & FACTS Field Service Engineer to join our Field Services team based in the United Kingdom.

Key Responsibilities

The HVDC & FACTS Field Service Engineer – Power Electronics will deliver high‑quality technical support by managing service contracts, coordinating site activities, and contributing to the commissioning of FACTS and HVDC equipment.
You will play a key role in supporting the green energy transition by ensuring the reliable operation and service performance of advanced power‑electronics systems. In this role, you will manage service contracts, oversee site activities, and provide hands‑on support during commissioning of FACTS and HVDC equipment. Working closely with customers and internal teams, you will help maintain system availability, resolve technical issues, and ensure safe, efficient execution of service activities. Your contribution will directly support customer satisfaction, operational excellence, and the continued growth of our service portfolio.
Lead and execute maintenance, onsite interventions, and technical support activities across FACTS and HVDC transmission systems to ensure safe, reliable operation for global customers.
Manage all preparations for site activities, coordinating closely with end customers and internal teams to ensure smooth, efficient execution.
Perform commissioning activities on FACTS and HVDC equipment, contributing to successful energisation and system handover.
Take ownership of the technical scope within multi‑year service contracts, ensuring high‑quality delivery and long‑term customer satisfaction.
Attend and lead customer meetings, identifying technical solutions that address operational needs and strengthen customer relationships.
Support minor renovation and upgrade projects for FACTS installations, applying technical knowledge to enhance system performance.
Collaborate with the ITO (Inquiry‑to‑Order) team by providing technical expertise during tendering activities to ensure accurate, competitive proposals.
The ideal candidate should be a technically strong, safety‑minded power‑electronics engineer with hands‑on site experience, excellent customer‑facing skills, and the ability to lead complex service activities on FACTS and HVDC systems with:
Strong technical background with site experience in switching equipment, harmonic filters, instrumentation transformers, and commissioning of protection relays.
Practical expertise in FACTS technologies (thyristor‑ and IGBT‑based), with knowledge of rotating machines considered an advantage.
Proven ability to troubleshoot complex systems using network recorders, analysers, and detailed log/curve analysis.
Strong EHS awareness with the discipline to apply safety rules rigorously, especially during incidents or customer‑pressured situations.
Excellent communication skills, capable of writing clear reports, planning site activities, and managing customer interactions confidently.
Demonstrated problem‑solving ability, project‑management awareness, and experience leading on‑site teams during service or commissioning activities.
Engineering degree (or equivalent “house engineer” experience) in power electronics, with hands‑on experience in drives, FACTS, or HVDC systems

Requirements

Able to travel extensively to and from projects and various field assignments.
Willing to work holidays, weekends and overtime as required by field assignments.
Ability to spend considerable time away from home for training and field assignments.