Technical Support Engineer (all genders) Wind Turbine Operations

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The Technical Support Engineer, Wind Turbine Operations role at GE Vernova focuses on keeping the company's renewable‑energy turbines running safely and efficiently. GE Vernova develops and scales wind power solutions, and this position sits at the intersection of engineering, field service and customer support, helping to turn operational data into tangible improvements for the turbine fleet. Day‑to‑day you will probe complex faults across electrical, mechanical and control subsystems, coordinating troubleshooting efforts among field crews, design engineers and customers. You will lead root‑cause analyses, drive corrective actions to completion and refine both preventive and corrective maintenance processes. The job also involves creating work instructions, troubleshooting guides and other technical documentation, managing spare‑parts and tooling needs, and supporting Lean and continuous‑improvement initiatives while upholding LV/HV safety procedures and wind‑turbine safety rules. The role requires a degree in Electrical Engineering or a comparable technical qualification with a strong electrical focus. Candidates should have experience in technical support, troubleshooting or maintenance of complex equipment, preferably within the wind sector, and a genuine interest in the full turbine system. Essential qualities include strong problem‑solving abilities, an ownership mindset, proactive attitude, and the capacity to collaborate with international, cross‑functional teams. Effective communication and a structured work style are also required, as is willingness to travel abroad and work offshore when needed. Additional assets include prior offshore wind maintenance experience and possession of GWO (Global Wind Organisation) certifications, which are considered advantageous but not mandatory. The position is based in Hamburg, blending office‑based engineering with frequent field interaction, international travel and occasional offshore interventions, offering a dynamic environment where technical growth and impact on renewable energy are central. What the role asks for: - Degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable qualification - Experience in technical support or maintenance of complex equipment - Strong electrical background - Proven problem‑solving and ownership mindset - Ability to work with international, cross‑functional teams - Willingness to travel internationally and work offshore - Offshore wind maintenance experience (nice‑to‑have) - GWO certifications (nice‑to‑have)