Job Description Summary

GE Grid Systems Integration (GSI) are looking for two Electrical Engineering graduates, preferably with a Power Engineering bias, who want to start their career journey work within a dynamic projects business. GE are offering the opportunity to undertake a two-year training period during which you will be able to learn about the key elements needed to design and deliver high-voltage substations.
GE GSI are part of the GE Renewable Energy business and serve customers globally with over 2,200 employees worldwide. We provide power utilities and industries worldwide with equipment, systems and services to bring power reliably and efficiently from the point of generation to end power consumers. GSI are focused on addressing the challenges of the energy transition by enabling the safe and reliable connection of renewable and distributed energy resources to the grid including high-voltage AC and DC, FACTS and service agreements. We electrify the world with advanced grid technologies and accelerate the energy transition.

Job Description

The GSI business team is a turnkey project business that works with its internal and external partners to engineer, procure, construct and commission many projects associated with the bulk transmission of electrical power.

These projects typically include:

• New high-voltage AC and DC substations

• Expansion and reinforcement of substations

• Onshore and offshore platform substations to facilitate windfarm connections and other renewable technologies incl oil and gas electrification.

• Transmission asset replacements

• Network compensation and stability projects

• Energy Storage Projects

Based principally in the UK office in Stafford, this two-year program will provide the opportunity to spend time working with all the main functions that together take a basic customer requirement and bring it into existence. This will include:

• Tender Engineering:

Learning how the tender team take the customer’s requirement and engineer them into a solution that can be cost and bid.

• Delivery Engineering:

Work with all of the engineering teams, in the project delivery phase as they start to take the tender design and develop it to the level of detail needed to obtain the client’s approval, procure the materials, and create the technical information needed to undertake the construction and commissioning activities.

• Project Management:

Understand how the Project Manager coordinates and manages the execution of the project and works closely with all the stakeholders and client to deliver a successful outcome.

• Project Controls:

Get an appreciation of the work done by the Project Controls team as they manage the project schedule and control the costs.

• Construction and Commissioning

Spend an extended period working on one or more of our construction sites to learn how our Site Team turn the design into reality. From the initial civil works, through the construction phase, and into the final commissioning of the installation.

This rotation of the training provides a practical ‘hands-on’ approach to learning and has proven success.

Qualifications:

A Power Electrical Engineering degree prior to commencing employment in September 2024

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