GE Vernova

Listing 11 positions across Irish locations, jobs at GE Vernova reflect the energy technology company's growing role in Ireland's power generation, grid modernisation, and renewable energy infrastructure. Spun out from General Electric in 2024, GE Vernova operates independently as a focused energy business, and its Irish hiring spans field services, engineering, and project delivery.

The most prominent cluster of roles involves Field Service Engineers and Site Technicians who maintain and commission gas turbines, wind turbines, and grid equipment across power generation facilities. These positions require hands-on technical skills in mechanical engineering, electrical systems, instrumentation and control (I&C), or power electronics, and often involve travel to customer sites around the country. If you're wondering what kind of energy assets these roles support, jobs at GE Vernova cover both thermal power (gas turbines, combined-cycle plants) and renewable energy (onshore and offshore wind), reflecting the company's portfolio across the energy transition.

Engineering design and project roles complement the field positions. Project Engineers, Controls Engineers, and Commissioning Engineers work on the installation and integration of power equipment — from initial design review through to site acceptance testing. For professionals with experience in power systems, SCADA, DCS/PLC programming, or grid protection and control, these positions offer direct involvement in projects that shape Ireland's energy infrastructure.

The grid solutions side is particularly relevant given Ireland's significant investment in grid reinforcement to accommodate increased renewable generation. Roles supporting high-voltage substations, HVDC links, and grid stability technologies position GE Vernova at the centre of EirGrid's and ESB's capital programmes.

Sales and commercial positions round out the listings, with roles in business development and account management that target utility, industrial, and data centre customers — the latter being a fast-growing segment in the Irish market.

For engineers and technicians exploring jobs at GE Vernova, the company offers a focused energy career with the technical heritage of GE's power business and the agility of an independent, publicly listed energy company investing heavily in decarbonisation technologies.