The Principal Engineer for Configuration Management Process Governance serves as the technical authority for Configuration Management (CM) processes across Gas Power, applying ISO 15288 Systems Engineering, ISO 10007 Configuration Management, the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge, and recognized industry practices. The role provides expert guidance to project teams, stakeholders, external parties, and CM staff, and oversees technical and business decisions at PALM (Teamcenter) Change Control Board meetings. The position owns the architecture of the CM Quality Management System policy and Confluence-based standard work, helps unify Gas Power CM policy, and governs the end-to-end CM lifecycle while ensuring connections across ITR functions. It represents Gas Power Engineering in Siemens management and technical review boards and leads collaboration through the GE Vernova CM Council across Electrification, Wind, and Gas Power. The Principal Engineer identifies and introduces engineering and tool solutions, advises cross-functional teams on manufacturing, product, supplier, and field issues, and keeps CM practices current with emerging technologies, regulations, and industry trends. The role also provides guidance, training, mentoring, and coaching to CM engineers, specialists, and interns globally; develops technical standards and best practices; and promotes an inclusive, accountable, high-performing team culture. It works with engineering teams on integrated system design and common processes to reduce non-value-added engineering and design effort, and supports initiatives in quality, multi-generation PLM rollout, Lean productivity, product cost reduction, and continuous improvement.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Principal