Project Engineer (m/f/d) - Service Sales

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Job Description SummaryAs the world shifts toward more sustainable energy sources, GE Vernova's Grid Systems Integration (GSI) focuses on integrating complex power technologies to create grids that are more resilient, efficient, and reliable. The service organization within the GSI business line delivers comprehensive asset management, field operations, and technical support. It covers key segments like HVDC, FACTS, ACIS, and GIS substation systems.To develop and scale our service business, we are looking for a Project Engineer (m/f/d) to manage structured proposal preparation, leverage our installed base, and systematically transition projects into sustainable service contracts-all in accordance with SQDC principles.Job DescriptionYour Responsibilities:This role is a combination of Revenue Focus (70% of work time) and Warranty Phase & Project Interface (30% of work time)Providing interface with the Project Manager to support completion of the projectCoordinating and managing key interfaces with dedicated stakeholder to close open punches and project warranty scope with focus on platform and platform auxilliariesUsing technical experience and expertise and data analysis as a basis for Engineering decisionsCreation, review and release of work permits (AES, MS, RA) for the item closing site actions to client as SPOCScheduling and resource planning (Issue campaign planning to client)Supporting the procurement of materials and goods as neededLeading sales activities to support installed base and providing customers with quotations boosting the revenue growthQualifications/ Requirements/ Skills:BSc in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or equivalentExperience in Project Management deliveriesEngineer with experience in operationSales mindset and strong customer focusStrong written and verbal communication skills, experienced in creating offers to other stakeholdersFluent in German and EnglishWhat we offer:A booming industry with Cutting-Edge Projects: involvement in high-profile, innovative projectsCollaborative environment: supportive culture fostering creativity and teamworkA macro-management culture with flexible working hours and a stable careerCompetitive compensation package plus corporate benefitsAdditional InformationRelocation Assistance Provided: No#LI-Remote - This is a remote position

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