**Job Description Summary**
The energy transition drives an unprecedented growth in demand for and generation of electricity. To accommodate this growth, the capacity of transmission system is projected to grow three-fold. High voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems will play a key role in connecting remote and offshore renewables, interconnecting energy markets and reinforcing AC grids. Converter stations are required to convert AC to DC and vice versa, The heart of such converter stations are the power electronic valves. GE Vernova’s Grid Systems Integration business line offers voltage sourced converter (VSC) as well as line commutated converter (LCC) HVDC valve technologies to meet the transmission planning needs of utilities, system operators, developers and industrial clients worldwide.

GE Vernova’s CTO office is tasked with developing the R&D roadmap for HVDC valve technologies, managing competencies within the company, and supporting projects with specia...