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Engine development technician
Own the power system, from terminals to first power.
Own the electrical architecture and integration of our 25 MW aeroderivative turbogenerator platform. You will own the complete power system, from the generator terminals through protection, switchgear, controls, and customer interconnection, and carry it from early architecture through prototype, commissioning, and production.
Lead Electrical Power Systems Engineer
Build the engine. Test it. Make it better.
Take ownership of gas turbine engines and the systems that support them across the entire development cycle: from assembly and inspection through testing, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement. Working alongside engineering, you will help develop next-generation propulsion systems by building hardware, solving problems, and improving the way we test.
Instrumentation Technician
If it isn't instrumented, we can't learn from it.
Take ownership of the instrumentation and low-voltage electrical systems used to develop and test advanced gas turbine engines. You will work hands-on with both engine-mounted instrumentation and ground test systems, from sensor installation and harness fabrication to checkout, troubleshooting, test operations, and continuous improvement.
Priorities change. Hardware evolves fast. You will help turn development hardware into reliable, test-ready systems, and you will be expected to solve problems and take ownership beyond a narrowly defined scope.
Lead project engineer
Build the machine that builds the power.
We're developing a new class of high-performance turbogenerator systems for applications where reliable, rapidly deployable power is critical, and we need one person to own the 25 MW turbogenerator program end to end: prototype, integration, test, customer delivery, and the leap into production.
This is not a traditional project management role. You will be the technical owner of the complete turbogenerator, coordinating engineering, suppliers, manufacturing, test, and customers, with enough technical depth to drive the decisions yourself.
Lead Turbomachinery engineer
Own the rotating hardware at the heart of the machine.
We're looking for a Lead Turbomachinery Engineer to own the design, manufacture, test, and production of our critical rotating and hot-section hardware across the gas turbine portfolio, from preliminary sizing through failure investigation and production release.
You will be responsible for the components that spin, carry load, survive operating conditions, and ultimately determine whether the machine works.