Transformer Control Engineer - Hybrid (Stafford)

GE Vernova; Stafford; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Private health insurance

Job summary

GE Vernova Grid Solutions is seeking a Control Engineer in Stafford to define transformer control requirements, design and implement digital control systems for transformers, and interface with relays, tap-changers and SCADA/central control systems.

The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with 3 onsite days per week in Stafford and opportunities to contribute to the energy transition through innovative, safe, high-quality engineering.

Qualifications

• Electrical, instrumentation, or controls engineering background or equivalent experience.
• Experience with AutoCAD Electrical.
• Experience with WindChill or equivalent document management system.
• Ability to work independently on control schematics and component specifications.
• Demonstrate GE Vernova Way: Innovation, Customers, Lean, One team, Accountable.
• Focus on Safety, Quality, Delivery and Cost.

Responsibilities

• Prepare control schematics, specifications, general arrangement drawings, and cable schedules for transformer control cabinets and SCADA interfaces.
• Select and specify components for ordering, review supplier drawings, and conduct Factory Acceptance Tests.
• Track KPIs for on-time delivery, first time right, and budget adherence.
• Work with Low Voltage Switchgear schematics and related Automation.
• PLC programming/automation software experience preferred.
• HMI programming experience preferred.
• Lead communication with customers, suppliers and internal teams.

Skills

Autocad Electrical

WindChill / equivalent

Education

Electrical/Instrumentation/Controls engineer or equivalent experience

Job description

GE Vernova Grid Solutions is seeking a Control Engineer in Stafford to define transformer control requirements, design and implement digital control systems for transformers, and interface with relays, tap-changers and SCADA/central control systems.

The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with 3 onsite days per week in Stafford and opportunities to contribute to the energy transition through innovative, safe, high-quality engineering.