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GE Vernova in Sydney seeks a Secondary System Engineer to design protection, control and auxiliary systems for HV/MV substations on transmission and generation projects. You will lead a small team, guide design, and ensure compliance with Australian and IEC standards.
Travel up to 30% is expected; you will engage in testing, commissioning and documentation while upholding EHS standards and driving improvements within the team.
The Secondary System Engineer will carry out engineering designs in the protection, control and auxiliary systems discipline for transmission & distribution and power generation projects and tenders in accordance with the project specifications, agreed timeframes and Company Management Systems.
In this role you will provide direction and assistance to a work group to meet assigned objectives, work within defined parameters to make decisions, apply concepts to issues of moderate complexity, and resolve issues through immediate action or short-term planning.
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Science or Engineering, with major in electrical engineering
At least 4-5 years’ working experience in power system protection, such as design, consulting, testing, and commissioning.
Experience of a leading role in managing engineering activities is a plus
Knowledge of Australian and IEC standards related to power systems and equipment.
Ability to travel onsite when required. Expected to be up to 30% away depending on business need (e.g. during testing, commissioning, and site visits).
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Strong interpersonal and leadership skills.
Ability to influence others and lead small teams.
Lead initiatives of moderate scope and impact.
Ability to coordinate several projects simultaneously.
Effective problem identification and solution skills.
Proven analytical and organisational ability.
As GE Vernova is a global organization, working across different time zones, and monitoring, reading and responding to contact outside normal working hours can be expected.
Relocation Assistance Provided: No