Wind Edison Engineering Rotational Program

GE Vernova; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Discretionary bonus

Health benefits included

Job summary

GE Vernova Wind is inviting you to join the Wind Edison Engineering Development Program (EEDP), a four-rotation development path designed to cultivate the engineers of tomorrow. You will rotate through Design, Systems, Quality, Reliability, Digital, and Integration & Test, accelerating growth through hands-on projects.

You will receive mentorship from world-class technologists and managers, participate in advanced courses, and have opportunities to earn MS credits while contributing to

Qualifications

• ABET accredited engineering degree from an accredited university.
• Eligible majors include Mechanical, Electrical, Aero, Controls, or Civil Engineering.
• Must be able to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to four 6‑month rotations across various disciplines (Design, Systems, Quality, Reliability, Digital, Integration & Test).
• Engage in Advanced Courses in Engineering and business trainings with peers from GE Vernova.
• Receive mentorship and coaching from experienced technologists and managers.
• Grow technical expertise and expand skills in new areas during the program.
• Possibility to earn credit toward an MS degree if entering with a BS.

Education

ABET accredited university

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Aero Engineering

Controls Engineering

Civil Engineering

Job description

GE Vernova Wind is inviting you to join the Wind Edison Engineering Development Program (EEDP), a four-rotation development path designed to cultivate the engineers of tomorrow. You will rotate through Design, Systems, Quality, Reliability, Digital, and Integration & Test, accelerating growth through hands-on projects.

You will receive mentorship from world-class technologists and managers, participate in advanced courses, and have opportunities to earn MS credits while contributing to