Wind ROC Tech Lead: Remote Ops, Safety & Reliability

Adiciona; Burgos; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Vernova is hiring a ROC Technical Lead to operate and optimize offshore wind assets from a remote operations center in Barcelona. You will analyze alarms, perform remote diagnostics, and guide field teams through troubleshooting to maintain turbine performance.

The role requires engineering training, wind turbine experience, and ability to read schematics. Expect a rotating weekday shift with some on-call coverage and travel up to 20% as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering or equivalent.
• Hands‑on experience with wind turbines in operational environments.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and apply them in troubleshooting.

Responsibilities

• Monitor turbine performance and respond to alarms or abnormal conditions.
• Support commissioning and service activities through remote diagnostics and troubleshooting.
• Assist field teams in resolving technical issues and restoring performance.
• Escalate complex issues with clear, structured technical information.
• Collaborate with engineering and support teams to resolve problems.
• Analyse operational data to identify faults, trends, and improvement opportunities.
• Support reporting and communication of technical findings.
• Contribute to process improvement and operational optimisation.
• Support grid outages when required, prioritising safety and compliance.
• Work on a rotating weekday shift schedule with occasional on-call support during weekends and public holidays.

Skills

Wind turbine experience

SCADA systems

Electrical schematics

Analytical & problem solving

Team collaboration

English fluency

EU relocation eligibility

Travel availability

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

SCADA software

Job description

GE Vernova is hiring a ROC Technical Lead to operate and optimize offshore wind assets from a remote operations center in Barcelona. You will analyze alarms, perform remote diagnostics, and guide field teams through troubleshooting to maintain turbine performance.

The role requires engineering training, wind turbine experience, and ability to read schematics. Expect a rotating weekday shift with some on-call coverage and travel up to 20% as needed.