Early Career Trainee - Project Engineer

GE Vernova; Riyadh Region; On-site; SAR 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Vernova, Inc. in Riyadh, KSA, is offering an Early Career Trainee program focused on customer project engineering for high‑voltage GIS substations and related grid projects. You will gain hands-on experience while contributing to reliable, sustainable power systems.

Ideal candidates are fresh graduates with a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, strong English communication, and a willingness to learn in a multicultural team. Domestic travel within Saudi Arabia may be required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Fresh graduate or up to 2 years of experience.
• Interest in substations, power systems, GIS, rotating machines, FACTS, or related infrastructure projects.
• Curiosity, willingness to learn, and ability to work effectively in a multicultural project environment.
• Good communication skills in English.
• Ability to live and work in Riyadh and travel within Saudi Arabia as needed.
• The legal right to work in KSA without company sponsorship or time restriction.

Responsibilities

• Support engineering activities and deliverables in line with project requirements, technical specifications, applicable standards, and safety expectations.
• Assist with layouts, schematics, technical documents, bills of quantities, customer submissions, and follow‑up of open engineering actions.
• Work with multidisciplinary engineering teams and support coordination with customers, suppliers, site teams, and project stakeholders.
• Participate in technical meetings, design reviews, clarification sessions, training, and site visits with guidance from experienced engineers.
• Contribute to quality, EHS awareness, Lean, and continuous improvement activities by sharing observations, lessons learned, and improvement ideas.

Skills

English communication

Willingness to learn

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Job Description Summary

At GE Vernova, early careers are built through learning, curiosity, and hands‑on experience. As an Early Career Trainee with GE Vernova Grid Solutions, you will grow with supportive teams while contributing to projects that help build a more reliable, resilient, and sustainable grid.
This program is designed for recent graduates and early‑career professionals who are eager to gain practical experience in customer project engineering. The trainee will support high‑voltage GIS substation and synchronous condenser projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia while developing technical, coordination, and project execution skills.

Job Description

Key Responsibilities

• Support engineering activities and deliverables in line with project requirements, technical specifications, applicable standards, and safety expectations.

• Assist with layouts, schematics, technical documents, bills of quantities, customer submissions, and follow‑up of open engineering actions.

• Work with multidisciplinary engineering teams and support coordination with customers, suppliers, site teams, and project stakeholders.

• Participate in technical meetings, design reviews, clarification sessions, training, and site visits with guidance from experienced engineers.

• Contribute to quality, EHS awareness, Lean, and continuous improvement activities by sharing observations, lessons learned, and improvement ideas.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering
• Fresh graduate or early‑career professional with up to 2 years of relevant experience.
• Interest in substations, power systems, GIS, rotating machines, power plants, FACTS, or related infrastructure projects.
• Curiosity, willingness to learn, and ability to work effectively in a multicultural project environment.
• Good communication skills in English.
• Ability to live and work in Riyadh and travel within Saudi Arabia as needed.
• The legal right to work in KSA without company sponsorship or time restriction.

Additional Information

• Relocation Assistance Provided: No