Technical Applications Engineer (Substation Protection & Control)

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Full Time

Posted September 17, 2026

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Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed September 30, 2026
Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
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The power grid is changing — and the engineers who understand it best are the ones who will shape what comes next.

Lead customer-facing technical engagement — present GE Vernova's Grid Automation offerings, gather feedback on product gaps, and influence solution development to exceed market expectations.
Execute and support engineering design — apply sound engineering principles to the design, analysis, and evaluation of substation protection and control (PAC) systems, ensuring compliance with business standards and program requirements.
Drive cross-functional collaboration — act as the technical bridge between Central Product Lines, Regional Sales, Tendering, and Application teams, as well as Channel Partners and customers.
Develop and communicate technical solutions — recommend approaches to meet technical and program requirements, prepare action plans to resolve issues, and support approval of new solutions that grow market share.
Contribute to technical reviews — present at and participate in internal and external program reviews, ensuring proper documentation of all technical outputs.
Build and sustain customer relationships — cultivate trust through technical credibility, consistent communication, and a focus on long-term partnership rather than transactional engagement.

You are a technically accomplished engineer who thrives at the boundary between engineering rigour and customer relationships — someone who can hold a complex technical conversation and still make it feel human.
Familiarity with the CEAP (China, East Asia & Pacific) market landscape and customer ecosystem.
Willingness and ability to travel up to 50% of working time, primarily within the CEAP region with occasional global travel.
Experience engaging with Channel Partners and navigating complex multi-stakeholder customer environments.