GE Vernova is seeking a Lead Control Automation Hardware Engineer to design and deliver substation control and protection panels for HVDC and high-voltage applications. You will select CTs/VTs, IEDs, MCBs, power supplies, switches, and GPS clocks, applying IEC 61850 concepts within a robust hardware architecture.
The role is based near Stafford with a hybrid working arrangement (min 3 days on site; 4–5 days on site for this position) and extensive collaboration with Lab teams and
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