R5047603 Manufacturing Engineer - Tooling (BKM) (f/m/d) (Open)

GE Vernova, Inc.; Birr; Vor Ort; CHF 90.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

GE Vernova, Inc. at the Birr production site designs, develops, and maintains production tooling, fixtures, and measuring equipment for gas turbines, steam turbines, and generator rotors.

You will join the BMK team, contributing to the full lifecycle of tooling and ensuring resources meet production needs on time. This is a hands-on engineering role where your work directly enables the production floor, with collaboration across production and engineering functions and emphasis on tool

Qualifikationen

• Swiss HF diploma or equivalent ideal.
• Proven experience designing production tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing equipment.
• Solid knowledge of machining processes, tooling concepts, and measurement strategies.
• Proficiency in SAP and TDM or similar tool data management system.
• Fluent German and good English, written and spoken.

Aufgaben

• Design and develop tools, fixtures, and measuring equipment for turbine and generator rotor manufacturing.
• Define and optimize machining strategies, tooling concepts, and measurement approaches with production and engineering teams.
• Manage end-to-end procurement activities from supplier quotes to technical reviews.
• Ensure on-time availability of production resources, internally or sourced externally.
• Monitor tool performance, consumption, and costs; drive corrective actions and improvements.
• Maintain Tool Data Management (TDM) lists and related master data in SAP.

Kenntnisse

Tooling design

Machining knowledge

Measurement strategies

SAP

TDM

German language

English language

Ausbildung

HF diploma in Mechanical/Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering

Tools

SAP

TDM

Jobbeschreibung

You design, develop, and improve the tools and fixtures that keep precision turbine manufacturing running. Based at GE Vernova's production site in Birr, you will be part of the Betriebsmittelkonstruktion (BMK) team — a specialist group responsible for the full lifecycle of production tooling, measuring equipment, and manufacturing resources for gas turbines, steam turbines, and generator rotors.

This is a hands-on engineering role where your work directly enables the production floor.

What you will do

• Design and develop specialized tools, fixtures, and measuring equipment for turbine and generator rotor manufacturing
• Define and optimize machining strategies, tooling concepts, and measurement approaches in close collaboration with production and engineering teams
• Manage procurement activities end-to-end — from supplier quotes and cost comparisons to technical drawing reviews
• Ensure the on-time availability of all required production resources, whether manufactured internally or sourced externally
• Monitor tool performance, consumption, and costs, driving corrective actions and continuous design improvements
• Maintain TDM (Tool Data Management) tool lists and related master data in SAP

What you bring

Required

• Technical qualification in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering — a Swiss Higher Technical School (Höhere Fachschule, HF) diploma or equivalent is ideal
• Proven experience in the design of production tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing equipment
• Solid knowledge of machining processes, tooling concepts, and measurement strategies
• Proficiency in SAP and TDM or a comparable tool data management system
• Fluent German and good English, written and spoken

Preferred

• Experience with tooling or fixture design for turbines, compressors, or other large rotating equipment
• Background in procurement coordination with technical suppliers

What makes this role stand out

You will work on tooling that directly supports some of the most complex rotating equipment in the energy sector — built and maintained at GE Vernova's Birr site, one of the company's core turbine manufacturing locations in Europe.

A formal education and subsequent Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant engineering discipline is nice to have, but we are most interested in your total experience and professional achievements.