IF1853 GE Energy Power Conversion France

Engineer - Turbine Instrumentation

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Job Description Summary The Engineer in COE is responsible for execution of complete project as a lead of Turbine Instrumentation design with support of team & would be responsible for key deliverables & timely execution of projects while maintaining first pass yield. You will work with Senior & Principal engineers on different technical topics & validation of project design under your responsibilities. You will be responsible to drive technical excellence and continuous improvement in the design, cost and reliability of the assigned task. Job Description Roles and Responsibilities Basic design of Turbine Instruments along with auxiliary systems for hydroelectric power station projects. Familiarity with Pressure, Level, Position, Temperature, Flow, Vibration etc. Instruments.…

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