Senior Engineer - HVDC Control System, Platform & Tools

Job Description Summary Become part of a winning team and help deliver the green energy transition. As electricity demand grows and transmission systems evolve, HVDC technology is becoming increasingly important in enabling the reliable integration of renewable power. At the centre of these systems are the control, software, and platform technologies that support safe, efficient, and high-performance operation. GE Vernova is looking for an experienced Senior Engineer - HVDC Control System, Platform & Tools to join our HVDC NPI team. This senior role sits at the heart of next-generation R&D and new product introduction, driving innovation across embedded systems, software platforms, industrial communication technologies, and network and cyber architectures. You will provide technical authority, lead complex engineering initiatives, and support the development of the tools and platforms that underpin future HVDC systems.Job Description Key Responsibilities Provide technical authority to NPI development teams working across embedded software, IEC-61850 PC-based applications, full stack web applications, and network and cyber architecture Participate in design reviews for components, subassemblies, and key engineering deliverables during tendering and contract execution Identify, develop, evaluate, and introduce engineering solutions that support business needs and market-winning proposals Provide technical direction to projects during execution and support product, supplier, manufacturing, and field issue resolution Guide teams on specification, design, architecture, testing, user documentation, and engineering best practice Develop design practices, design guides, and support Design FMEAs, RCA, 5-Why, and 8-D activities as part of NPI development Represent GE Vernova externally in conferences, industry bodies, and academic collaborations, and provide technical guidance in customer or supplier engagements where required Support structured technical training, mentorin