GE Vernova
Senior Steam Turbine Mechanical Design Engineer

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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer – Steam Turbine Engineering
GE Vernova
Summary
At GE Vernova, we empower customers worldwide to extend the lifespan, enhance efficiency, and maximise performance of critical power generation assets—critical to the global energy transition.
We are seeking an experienced Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join our Steam Turbine Engineering team. This technical role focuses on retrofit engineering, customer-driven modifications, product upgrades, and lifetime extension solutions for GE Vernova’s installed steam turbine fleet globally.
The Opportunity
- Ideal for engineers who thrive on solving complex mechanical design challenges, particularly when adapting new solutions to legacy, field-operated equipment.
- Combines CAD ownership with hands-on technical problem-solving—balancing creativity with constraints in systems already deployed.
- While primarily office-based, the role involves collaboration with manufacturing teams and occasional site visits to factories or customer locations.
Key Responsibilities
As part of the Steam Turbine Engineering team, you will:
- Lead mechanical design projects, including retrofits, upgrades, and lifetime extension solutions for GE Vernova’s global fleet.
- Develop engineering solutions addressing customer-specific performance upgrades, component redesigns, and reliability improvements.
- Create, modify, and maintain 3D CAD designs (CATIA V5 or Siemens NX) while ensuring technical accuracy, manufacturability, and alignment with operational constraints.
- Adapt existing turbine designs for compatibilities and retrofits, integrating new components within installed systems.
- Support OTR (On-To-Run) engineering activities, resolving challenges in the installed fleet.
- Review and validate drawings, Bills of Materials (BOMs), and engineering documentation.
- Collaborate closely with manufacturing teams to bridge design and production requirements.
- Partner with internal and external stakeholders to deliver complete, robust design solutions.
- Support product sustainability initiatives, improving reliability, efficiency, and fleet longevity.
- Work directly with the Project Engineering Manager to ensure designs meet quality and deadline expectations.
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Required Qualifications
- Degree: Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering or related technical discipline.
- Experience:
- Strong background in mechanical design engineering, preferably in steam turbines, turbomachinery, or rotating equipment.
- Advanced CAD proficiency: Hands-on experience with CATIA V5, Siemens NX, or similar platforms.
- Expertise in design-for-manufacturing, complex mechanical assemblies, and industrial manufacturing processes.
- Experience in retrofits, product modifications, upgrades, or engineering changes for installed equipment.
- Technical ability: Strong engineering problem-solving skills with the ability to develop feasible solutions under technical and operational constraints.
- Balance: Capacity to align design quality, manufacturability, and project timelines.


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Preferred Qualifications
✔ Prior work with steam turbines or large rotating equipment. ✔ Experience in aftermarket/OTR engineering or customer-driven design modifications. ✔ Knowledge of legacy fleet engineering and retrofit solutions. ✔ Collaborative experience with manufacturing teams during design execution. ✔ Familiarity with complex industrial assembly environments.
Travel Requirements
- Primarily office-based, focusing on CAD and engineering design.
- Occasional travel (~2%) for:
- Supporting Poland (primary factory), US, or Swiss manufacturing facilities.
- Customer collaboration visits, primarily in North America.
Note: Travel is a small aspect of the role—expertise drives decision-making, not relocation willingness.
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance: Not provided.
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