Lead Engineer – Steam Turbine Project Engineering

GE Vernova

Schenectady, United States

Full Time

Posted October 5, 2026

$123k - $175k· Est.

Power Generation

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Source: Workday View original listing
Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 7, 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

The Lead Steam Turbine Project Engineer provides technical project management, technical direction, and drives coordination of engineering activities and critical issue resolution for OTR-related issues for all assigned ST projects.

Key Responsibilities

This position will require coordination with customers, Engineering, Procurement, and Construction firms (EPCs), Project Management, multiple engineering organizations, Centers of Excellence (COEs), Commercial Operations, Business Associates (BAs), Global Supply Chain (GSC), and installation/field personnel by:
Providing continuous improvement and operational leadership as single point contact for all customer technical inquiries, change requests, and communications for all topics related to the ST and any associated auxiliaries (ST Project Engineer scope)
Driving lessons learned back into the design engineering organizations to avoid repeating issues
Providing technical guidance to Project Management and Applications/Regional Customer Applications Engineering
Conducting Customer Kick-Off Meetings (CKOMs) and/or Design Liaison Meetings (DLMs) with customers and/or their design representatives (EPCs)
Reviewing contract documentation and communicating project requirements to all design functions, utilizing internal documentation systems and regular communication with internal engineering organizations
Evaluating the financial/schedule impacts of customer-requested scope changes via Cost & Cycle Estimates (CCEs) and implementing changes agreed to by Change Orders via the Change Management Process
Supporting resolution of cross-functional design complexities and working to resolve technical issues
Mitigating engineering schedule issues and taking preventative action to avoid delivery delays or late customer deliverables
Managing the Engineering Budget and providing quarterly Estimate at Completions (EACs) to Finance
Providing technical support to engineering, manufacturing, sourcing, suppliers, and installation personnel to ensure equipment meets all customer requirements and business objectives
Presenting project issue resolutions periodically to upper management, highlighting risks, and creating action plans to remedy the risk