Lead Blade Integration Leader

Job Description Summary GE Vernova is on a mission to electrify and decarbonize the world. The Lead Integration Leader plays a vital role in this mission, and it is a high-impact technical leadership role within the Wind Blade Subsystem organization. In this position, you will lead the integration of complex wind blade subsystems, driving the technical strategy from initial architecture through to fleet validation. You will act as the primary technical anchor for cross-functional teams, ensuring that wind blade designs are safe, reliable, and globally competitive. This role requires the ability to navigate technical ambiguity, influence cross-functional outcomes, and secure alignment across subsystem and relevant teams. Job Description Roles & Responsibilities Technical Integration Execution: Drive the technical execution of wind blade subsystem integration, ensuring design & development activities align with project schedules and business requirements. Requirements Management & Flow Down: Manage the implementation of component requirements from turbine systems, translating system-level architecture into functional design specifications for engineering teams. Maintain traceability throughout the product lifecycle. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Serve as integration point of contact across blade design, manufacturing, fleet performance, interfacing subsystem and turbine systems team to resolve cross-functional bottlenecks and ensure alignment on technical decisions. Risk & Validation Support: Support the execution of blade validation strategies. Assist in evaluating technical decisions backed by analysis (FEA), testing results, manufacturing data, and fleet experience to proactively identify and mitigate technical risks. Operational Excellence: Lead daily management for responsible projects or assignments, contribute to root cause analyses. Drive technical underwriting, design documentation and validation reports for blade programs. Technical Liaison: Communicate design trade-offs, validation progress, and technical challenges to internal stakeholders with clarity and technical precision. Represent as blade engineering point of contact with GEV Customers & external assessors for blades engineering review. Safety Stewardship: Actively contribute to a zero-incident safety culture in all design, testing, and manufacturing coordination activities. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Civil/Structural Engineering from an accredited university. Minimum of 6 years of professional experience in mechanical or structural systems engineering. 2 years of demonstrated experience in wind turbine engineering, specifically within wind blade design or subsystem integration. 2 years of experience leading technical workstreams in a matrixed, global environment. Eligibility Requirements Willingness and ability to travel up to 20% (both domestic and internationally) to support global program needs. Desired Characteristics