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GE Vernova Grid Solutions in Tampere, Finland, seeks Senior or Lead Layout Engineers to start in August for a 6‑month assignment, with likely extension. You will perform mechanical layout and 3D design of STATCOM systems, coordinate interfaces and clearances, and prepare assembly and installation drawings.
The role requires hands-on Revit and SolidWorks skills, substations/FACTS/STATCOM experience or similar power projects, a B.Sc./M.Sc. in mechanical engineering, and fluent English.
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GE Vernova’s Grid Solutions business serves customers globally with over 17,000 employees in more than 80 countries. Grid Solutions helps enable the transition to a more reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy system by bringing together advanced technologies and expertise across the power grid value chain. The business provides equipment, systems, and services for the transmission, distribution, and conversion of electricity, supporting utilities and industries in building the grid of the future.
In Tampere, Vernova’s teams contribute to the development and delivery of Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) and STATCOM solutions, which play an important role in improving power system stability, voltage control, and grid performance. These technologies are essential for integrating renewable energy, increasing transmission efficiency, and supporting the evolving needs of modern power systems.
The Layout Engineers will work on the mechanical layout and 3D design of STATCOM systems. Their main tasks include equipment arrangement, 3D modelling, assembly and installation drawings, interface and clearance coordination, and providing inputs for foundations and site installation. They will work closely with electrical, civil, system, supplier, and site teams throughout the project.
Location: Tampere on-site
Start: August
Duration: 6 months to start, most likely to be extended
The recruitment process consists of interviews by Adecco and GE Vernova.