GE Vernova
GE Vernova
GE Vernova develops and delivers technologies for the global energy sector, helping power systems meet demand while reducing emissions. Its portfolio spans gas, hydro, nuclear, and wind power solutions, bringing together large-scale engineering, manufacturing, and energy expertise. For job seekers, the company offers opportunities to work on infrastructure and technologies supporting more reliable, affordable, and lower-carbon electricity.

M&D Hardware Engineer (Onsite, Lisburn)

Design and evaluate semiconductor components and electronic hardware systems in an onsite Lisburn engineering role. Coordinate technical delivery, small projects, manufacturing activities, and performance development.

Description

  • Design, develop, modify, and assess electronic components, circuit assemblies, and integrated circuitry for hardware systems.
  • Establish suitable design methods, architectures, and operating parameters.
  • Analyze equipment to define and validate operating data.
  • Plan and perform experimental testing, then assess the resulting data.
  • Organize departmental operations and professional technical work.
  • Improve procedures and working practices while maintaining quality, throughput, and delivery standards.
  • Oversee staffing activities and support employee performance development.
  • Apply technical policies and strategies through engineering expertise and analytical judgment.
  • Resolve complex manufacturing challenges involving varied technologies and interdependent production cycles.
  • Provide technical guidance and support to less-experienced colleagues.
  • Manage small, low-risk engineering projects.
  • Present technical information clearly and help teams reach agreement.
  • Set performance expectations and manage sensitive workplace matters.

Requirements

  • Advanced experience in engineering, technology, and electronic hardware for roles outside the United States.
  • Education comparable to a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college, or a high school diploma combined with relevant experience, for roles outside the United States.
  • A bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college, or a high school diploma or GED with at least six years of experience in the relevant job family or function, for roles in the United States.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Proven ability to investigate and resolve technical problems.
  • Capability to document, plan, promote, and deliver programs.
  • Demonstrated project management capability.
  • Knowledge of semiconductor design and engineering, including analog, digital, mixed-signal, HMOS/MOS/CMOS, PLL, ADC, and DAC technologies.

Benefits

  • Relocation assistance is not provided.

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