Wynne Consulting
Technical Support Engineer

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Technical Support Engineer – Steam & Gas Turbines
Our Client is expanding its engineering capability across EMEA and is seeking a turbomachinery specialist to support customers operating steam turbines, gas turbines, and large generators.
This role combines deep technical engineering with hands-on outage support and long-term client relationship management.
You’ll work on complex rotating machinery, diagnose performance issues, lead technical investigations, and support major planned and unplanned outages. You’ll also act as a trusted technical partner for key customers, helping shape service strategies and future upgrade opportunities.
What you’ll work on
- Troubleshooting and resolving issues on steam turbines, gas turbines, generators, excitation and control systems
- Leading technical investigations, root cause analysis, and preparing OEM-level engineering reports
- Supporting major outages (typically 2–3 per year) including inspections, repairs, commissioning and performance testing
- Preparing outage documentation, technical instructions, and manufacturing packages
- Working with global engineering teams to solve complex technical problems
- Interpreting customer specifications and supporting tenders, upgrades, and LTSA opportunities
- Acting as technical focal point for key EMEA customers, identifying service needs and future opportunities
- Managing site activities, subcontractors, safety plans, daily logs and project delivery
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- Experience with steam turbines, gas turbines, or large rotating machinery
- Strong understanding of turbine/generator operation, vibration, alignment, controls, or excitation systems
- Field service or outage experience (OEM or utility preferred)
- Ability to lead technical discussions with plant managers, engineers, and operators
- Willingness to travel for outages (approx. 20–30%)


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Why join Toshiba
- Work directly with OEM engineering teams and access proprietary turbine data
- Support high-profile utilities and industrial power plants across EMEA
- Develop deep turbomachinery expertise with structured OEM training
- Influence long-term service strategies and customer relationships
- Competitive package + travel + global career progression
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