System & Electricronics Engineering Intern

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Role responsibilities

• Learn and understand the architecture and operation of GE Vernova transformer and asset monitoring systems with support from technical mentors

• Support engineers in developing and improving M&D monitoring products at both system and hardware levels.

• Support system design activities, including block diagrams, interface definitions, technical documentation, and requirement traceability

• Collaborate with firmware, hardware, and test engineers to support development of new product features and sub-system enhancements

• Work hands-on with electronics, mechanical assemblies, and basic firmware/software integration to support concept builds and feature evaluation

• Contribute to hands-on hardware prototyping activities involving electronics, mechanical assemblies, sensors, and PCBAs

• Participate in system and hardware testing and validation, capturing results, defects, and observations in structured formats

• Prepare and share test findings and experimental data with the team to support design decisions and risk reduction

• Apply GE Vernova ways of working and maintain a strong safety-first mindset during all laboratory and engineering activities

• Carry out additional duties as requested by the line manager

Essential criteria

• Currently studying toward, or recently completed, a degree in Systems Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related technical discipline

• Basic understanding of electronic components and hardware and firmware design

• Familiarity with schematics (system/electronics)

• Basic usage of lab and test equipment (for example multimeter, oscilloscopes, soldering tools, DAQ systems, and environmental rigs)

• Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a cross-functional team

• Methodical problem-solving approach and good organisational skills

• Ability to communicate technical information clearly in writing and verbally

• Ability to present data clearly and draw meaningful conclusions

• Curiosity and initiative: willing to ask questions, try new approaches and explore design alternatives

• Safety-conscious mindset, especially when working with electronics and lab equipment

Desirable Criteria

• Exposure to software development and test processes and tracking tools

• Basic understanding of embedded/system development tools (for example compilers, debuggers, and version control)

• Programming experience in at least one language (for example C, C++, or Python)

• Basic understanding of embedded operating systems such as Linux/RTOS/etc

• Usage of ECAD software such as KiCAD, Eagle, Altium

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No