Description
drive installation
drive commissioning
troubleshooting
maintenance planning
on‑call support
customer training
The Field Service Engineer – Drives is responsible for installing, commissioning, and maintaining GE low‑voltage (LV) and medium‑voltage (MV) drive systems, providing on‑site technical support, troubleshooting, and remote assistance to ensure reliable operation for customers.
- Troubleshoot and diagnose drive issues on customer sites, implementing corrective actions.
- Develop and maintain commissioning, maintenance, and daily log documentation.
- Install and commission GE drive and Energy Management System (EMS) hardware.
- Lead on‑site project management tasks to resolve customer issues and ensure satisfaction.
- Create presentations and deliver training on drive operations to customers.
- Coordinate with service, parts, sales, and engineering teams to identify upgrade and service opportunities.
- Advise customers on recommended parts, upgrades, and productivity‑enhancing solutions.
- Plan and execute maintenance activities, including inspections and preventative measures.
- Provide on‑call emergency support and remote troubleshooting for critical incidents.
- Complete timely service reports and fulfill administrative requirements.
- Support engineering teams on customer CMU projects and identify reliability improvement opportunities.
- Promote sales of maintenance contracts and additional GE services.
- Maintain proficiency with Microsoft Office and other technical software tools.
Requirements
ge drives
lv/mv drives
drive controllers
electrical bsc
field service
travel
Candidates must hold at least a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field, have a minimum of three years of field service or commissioning experience, and possess hands‑on knowledge of GE drive products and other LV/MV drive platforms.
The role requires up to 85% travel, including short‑notice deployments, offshore vessel work, and extended periods at customer sites, with exposure to construction‑type environments, extreme weather, and safety hazards that mandate the use of personal protective equipment.
- Possess practical experience with GE drive models such as MV7000, SD7000, MV3000, MD2000, LV7000.
- Demonstrate knowledge of other LV/MV drive brands (ABB, Siemens, Vacon, Schneider).
- Understand GE drive controllers (PEC, PECe, CDC) and Energy Management Systems for power plants.
- Exhibit strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
Benefits
GE Vernova offers a competitive salary range, discretionary annual bonus, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, tuition and adoption assistance, paid parental leave, and a commitment to equal opportunity employment.
Training + Development
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