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GE Vernova in Stafford invites applications for an HVDC Control Systems Intern within the Control and Protections Systems Department. You will join a motivated team, contributing to the design and validation of HVDC control solutions, under supervision.
The role provides exposure to PSSE/PSCAD, MATLAB-based modelling, and technical documentation support, with a focus on learning and professional growth in power electronics.
UK Grid Solutions Limited - Power Electronics, Stafford is an international leader in high power electronics and control technology, specialising in the engineering of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Transmission Systems using both Line-Commutated (thyristor-based) and Voltage-Sourced (IGBT-based) converter technologies.
With over 50 years of experience in HVDC, GE worldwide HVDC Centre of Excellence in Stafford provides complete turn-key solutions for the rapidly-growing global HVDC market. Project Management, Engineering, Manufacturing, Test Laboratories and Research & Development are all located in Stafford. This unique setup gives HVDC engineers at Stafford exposure across the manufacturing cycle; allowing innovation and design to quickly influence new and existing products. The HVDC Technology Departments are at the forefront of worldwide innovation in HVDC and are expanding rapidly.
As an Intern you will report within the Control and Protections Systems Department. The successful candidate will be part of a highly motivated, dynamic and growing team of engineers working on the design of HVDC Control Systems. This is a very exciting and dynamic field of control engineering in which GE’s leading contribution has worldwide recognition.
HVDC Control & Protection Systems Engineering supports the design and implementation of HVDC Control and Protection Systems by analysing customer requirements, assessing the necessary deviation from standard solutions, modelling the proposed HVDC control system, providing requirements for the hardware and software teams to implement and validate the resulting system.
The candidate will have completed 2 years of degree level in a related science such as Electrical Engineering, or equivalent knowledge or experience.
However, this is not as important as a proven track record and evidence that you have the mind-set and abilities to perform the role.
Needs to be eligible to work in the UK. No Visa support will be provided.