Engineer

22nd Century Technologies Inc.; South Carolina; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Gas Turbines – Gas Turbine Engineering in Greenville, SC seeks a hands‑on Design Liaison Engineer to own flow path hardware, including blades, stators, vanes, heat shields, and related components. You will partner with suppliers, manufacturing, and global teams to resolve complex technical issues and improve manufacturability and cost.

The role requires a Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent, experience with GD&T, BOMs, and CAD/analysis tools such as ANSYS and Siemens NX.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and disposition hardware deviations using engineering assessments and analytical tools.
• Provide design engineering support to suppliers and manufacturing teams.
• Own hardware redesign efforts and revise engineering drawings to improve manufacturability.
• Support qualification of new manufacturing processes, process changes, and second‑source suppliers.
• Conduct technical reviews and assess risks at component, assembly, and system levels.
• Support initiatives to reduce cost, scrap, and non‑conformances.
• Apply gas turbine design knowledge to improve part functionality, quality, and cost.
• Collaborate with global engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain teams to resolve complex technical issues.
• Maintain adherence to engineering standards, technical requirements, and design practices.

Skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

ANSYS

Siemens NX

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Word

Job description

GE Gas Turbines – Gas Turbine Engineering

We are looking for a Design Liaison Engineer (DLE) to join the Gas Turbine Engineering organization in Greenville, South Carolina.

This is a hands‑on engineering role supporting global supply chain partners and providing technical ownership of complex gas turbine flow path hardware, including blades, stators, vanes, heat shields, variable guide vanes, linkage assemblies, and related components.

• Analyze and disposition hardware deviations using engineering assessments and analytical tools.
• Provide design engineering support to suppliers and manufacturing teams.
• Own hardware redesign efforts and revise engineering drawings to improve manufacturability.
• Support qualification of new manufacturing processes, process changes, and second‑source suppliers.
• Conduct technical reviews and assess risks at component, assembly, and system levels.
• Support initiatives to reduce cost, scrap, and non‑conformances.
• Apply gas turbine design knowledge to improve part functionality, quality, and cost.
• Collaborate with global engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain teams to resolve complex technical issues.
• Maintain adherence to engineering standards, technical requirements, and design practices.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited university/college, or equivalent relevant experience.
• Understanding of manufacturing processes, materials, methods, and coatings.
• Understanding of GD&T, engineering drawings, and Bills of Materials (BOMs).
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
• Strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a cross‑functional, global environment.
• Ability to adapt quickly to changing business priorities.
• Humble, open‑minded, self‑motivated, and committed to continuous learning.
• Experience with precision forging, investment casting, machining, EDM, coatings, shot peening, inspection, fixturing, or related manufacturing processes.
• Familiarity with ANSYS, Siemens NX, or other engineering/analytical tools.
• Experience with non‑conformance disposition and engineering assessment of deviating hardware.
• Experience designing gas turbine hardware or rotating machinery, particularly flow path components.