Job Description

Responsibilities

• Create definition of Generator parts, modules, and assemblies in the form of 2D cross sections, Model Based Definition, 3D reusable models in a linked model environment, tolerance stack-ups, change in design co-authoring and various other electronic data formats to support analysis, manufacturing, assembly, tooling, quality and inspection within expected cost, quality and schedule.
• Ensure all interfaces between components are established and agreed upon by Engineering design teams of mating parts and systems
• Save applicable models to the Digital Assembly then maintain and support up to date digital assembly builds
• Export tag applicable definition created by self and responsible purchased services based on jurisdiction and exportability classifications
• Work within the guidelines of applicable GE Policies & Procedures, Engineering Standards, Specifications, Government and Commercial Standards, and special security requirements
• Stays current with industry developments in one’s field of expertise

Qualifications / Requirements

• Diploma/Degree in Mechanical Engineering
• Minimum of eight (8) years of mechanical engineering experience. 
• Familiar to Hydro Generator component definition, advanced GD&T skills, basic knowledge of ISO/ASME standards & proficient knowledge of NX software.
• Knowledge of International standards related to material specification
• Basic understanding of PLM processes.