Wind Sourcing Intern — Clean Energy Supply Chain (Relocation & Housing)

GE Vernova, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 46,000 - 91,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Weekly pay

Housing allowance

Employee assistance program

401(k) / Retirement Savings Plan

Job summary

GE Vernova in Schenectady, NY is seeking a Wind Sourcing Intern to jumpstart a career in supply chain, tackling one of the energy sector’s biggest challenges by improving processes, quality, and fulfillment.

You will learn to apply lean tools, analyze data with AI, and support vendor onboarding and should-cost modeling during the May–August 2027 internship, pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in engineering or supply chain and meeting US work eligibility.

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled full-time in undergraduate or graduate program in listed disciplines.
• Eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.
• Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA (no rounding).

Responsibilities

• Support processes that drive customer satisfaction, quality, fulfillment, and savings.
• Collaborate with Operations to identify improvements and implement them.
• Use lean tools and problem-solving to drive cross-functional or external improvements.
• Assist in applying AI to analyze data and improve contract tracking.
• Compare terms to evaluate supplier negotiations.
• Assist in vendor onboarding for crane, manpower, and logistics vendors.
• Develop should-cost models using historic spend and inflation data.

Skills

Self-motivation

Analytical problem-solving

Curiosity

Learning mindset

Communication skills

Leadership

Team player

Initiative

Adaptability

Education

Aeronautical Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Material Science Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Supply Chain Management

GPA 3.0

Tools

Lean tools

AI data analysis

Job description

GE Vernova in Schenectady, NY is seeking a Wind Sourcing Intern to jumpstart a career in supply chain, tackling one of the energy sector’s biggest challenges by improving processes, quality, and fulfillment.

You will learn to apply lean tools, analyze data with AI, and support vendor onboarding and should-cost modeling during the May–August 2027 internship, pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in engineering or supply chain and meeting US work eligibility.