Job Description Summary The Senior Wind Turbine Sensors & Controls Hardware Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end architecture and component strategy of our turbine and farm-level control systems. In this role, you will lead the development of innovative products and solutions, execute business-critical New Product Introductions (NPI), drive cost-out initiatives, and advance technology to maximize Annual Energy Production (AEP) and ensure world-class fleet performance. Job Description Roles and Responsibilities * Be responsible for technical design of wind turbine controls hardware, including sensors (temperature, proximity, vibration, etc.), I/O, and communication hardware * Define specifications and requirements for sensors and communication systems and cabinets * Be responsible for continuous development of proper engineering documentation, including bills of material, drawings, specifications, manufacturing & field instructions, guidelines, etc. * Define test and validation requirements.



Support and execute lab testing * Work with suppliers and site teams on component root cause analysis. Lead turbine component retrofits and upgrades for wind turbines * Support product development programs, design review discussions and present relevant design details to chief engineers for evaluation and approval * Occasionally travel to site to support product testing and/or customer issues Minimum Requirements: * Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or similar field required * Renewable Energy emphasis preferred * Minimum of 8 years of experience in sensor, electrical, electronic, controls or power systems design * Ability to succeed in a integral team environment * Self-starter, who delivers results with minimal supervision * Willingness to travel approximately 10% of the time Desired Characteristics * Master of Science Degree in in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering or Mechanical Engineering * Demonstrated a

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🏢 GE Vernova
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