Lead Engineer - Control Software
GE Vernova (company site, opens in a new tab)10–15 yrsNoidaOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 25–45 LPA
Posted 2d ago
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Job description
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About This Role
- Own technical delivery of control system functions for complex power system and FACTS projects including STATCOM/SVC control algorithms.
- Lead software/control engineering activities from design through testing, commissioning, and customer support on high-profile international projects.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering activities and mentor junior engineers in control software development and commissioning.
Minimum Requirements
- 10-15 years experience in FACTS/HVDC projects.
- MSc/MTech or higher in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, Power Electronics, Control Engineering or equivalent.
- Strong hands-on experience with MATLAB/Simulink, PSCAD/EMTDC, RTDS real-time testing, and STATCOM/SVC commissioning.
- Willingness to travel internationally and ability to communicate fluently in English.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Deep technical expertise in power system control software, especially for grid-connected power electronics like STATCOM/SVC and HVDC.
- Experience leading end-to-end software/control engineering work packages including simulation, testing, FAT, and commissioning in multidisciplinary project environments.
- Track record of coordinating across engineering teams and engaging with customers during testing and operational phases.