Job Description Summary You will be a part of GE Vernova's Wind Global Machine Head Yaw subsystem team.
The role offers hardware ownership opportunity including design, analysis, supplier qualification, testing and validation focusing on mechanical rotating components for utility scale wind turbines.
The mechanical design engineer will primarily support the hydraulic + passive mechanical braking systems through the entire life cycle from conceptual design through detailed design and development, testing, qualification, manufacturing, and installed fleet support.
The engineer will drive technical excellence and continuous improvement in the design, analysis, cost, and reliability of the components under their responsibility.Job Description Roles and Responsibilities
Execute projects pertaining to new product introduction, new technology integration, and field issue resolution with a heavy focus on quality and reliability verified by physical testing
Be responsible for designing yaw system components for wind turbines focusing on hydraulic pressure unit (HPU) systems, yaw bearings, yaw drives, and yaw brakes encompassing component design, system interaction, and system reliability
Hold ownership of and drive lessons learned, best practices, and standardization into design related documentation such as design practices, drawings, and technical specifications
Responsible for design, development of testing/validation plans to prove component function and reliability
Provide innovative design solutions to meet aggressive timing, product cost, and reliability targets
Ensure quality of new and revised drawings, BoMs,



and specifications applying all GEV and industry processes, standards, and best practices
Work cross functionally, developing strong relationships with quality teams, manufacturing engineers, sourcing, suppliers, field support, and others to improve product quality and first-time yield
Support manufacturing, sourcing, and the field with issue resolution and quick corrective actions for design related causes (NCR, SDR, PAC)
Drive quick, complete technical root cause analysis of field failures and identify design related corrective actions to prevent recurrence
Identify and execute cost saving ideas and strategies
Drive efforts to introduce advanced technology, materials, manufacturing methods, new design tools/methods to advance the strategic position of yaw subsystem components
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Significant experience in mechanical analysis and design experience in industry
Working knowledge of technical drawings, GD&T;, and manufacturing
Experience with 3D-CAD tools like Unigraphics / Siemens NX
Excellent communication, project management, interpersonal, and presentation skills
Proven ability to lead general projects with team members across cultural boundaries
Ability to work under pressure and challenging conditions




Established problem solving process knowledge and execution
Strong desire and ability to drive improvement and change
Fluent English written and spoken
Ability to travel up to 10%
Desired Characteristics
Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Working knowledge of Ansys or other finite element analysis tools
Design experience working on components in the wind turbine yaw subsystem (yaw drives, yaw bearings, bolted joints, hydraulic + mechanical yaw braking systems)
Experience with system design including interface definition, system stiffness, DFMEA, and design for manufacturability / installation / serviceability.
Proven track record of collaborating with business product managers and suppliers/vendors to optimize component costs and influence purchasing strategy
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: Yes
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📌 Lead Yaw Systems Mechanical Engineer (España)
🏢 GE Vernova
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