Technical Support Engineer (all genders) Wind Turbine Operations

Hamburg, Germany

Full Time

Posted September 18, 2026

€4k - €7k/mo· Est.

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At GE Vernova , we are driving the energy transition by making renewable energy more reliable, efficient and scalable.

You will ensure our wind turbines operate safely and reliably while driving technical improvements.
Working closely with our field teams, Design Engineers and customers, you will investigate technical issues, deep dive into the root causes and turn operational experience into practical solutions.
Your focus will be on the wind turbine as a complete system, considering electrical, mechanical and control-related components.
You will take ownership and drive it to success, influence corrective strategies and contribute directly to the approvement of our turbines. Your voice counts!
Investigate complex technical issues across electrical, mechanical and control systems.
Coordinate troubleshooting between field teams, engineering and customers.
Lead root-cause investigations and drive corrective actions to completion.
Improve preventive and corrective maintenance processes.
Identify opportunities to enhance turbine reliability, performance and maintainability.
Translate field experience into technical recommendations with long-term improvements in mind
Develop Work Instructions, Troubleshooting Guides and technical documentation.
Coordinate spare parts and tooling requirements.
Support Lean initiatives and continuous improvement.
Promote safe working practices, including LV/HV procedures and Wind Turbine Safety Rules.

Degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable technical qualification with a strong electrical background.
Experience in technical support, troubleshooting or maintenance of complex equipment, ideally in the wind industry.
Interest in understanding wind turbines as complete systems, including the interplay of the electrical and mechanical aspects.
Strong problem-solving skills, ownership mentality and a proactive approach.
Ability to work effectively with international, cross-functional teams.
Strong communication skills and structured working style.
Willingness to travel internationally and work offshore when required.
Offshore wind maintenance experience and GWO certifications are an advantage.

Real impact: Influence turbine reliability, maintenance strategies and technical improvements.
Variety: Work on diverse technical challenges where not two days are the same.
Ownership: Take responsibility for technical topics and see your solutions implemented.
Technical growth: Expand your expertise across electrical, mechanical and control systems.
International collaboration: Work closely with experienced engineering and field service teams.
Development opportunities: Grow your technical expertise and career in renewable energy.