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Job Description Summary Job Description GE Vernova is in a rapid growth phase in the data center market. Come join a global operation delivering innovative power solutions uniquely from "generation to GPU", to the world's leading AI data center gigawatt-scale infrastructure projects. You will be a pivotal hyperscaler and colocation data center solution technical advocate and have a pulse on the latest architecture and design trends and tradeoffs to usher GEV into the next exciting era in data center evolution.Key Responsibilities:Serve as a "grid-to-GPU" power train technical architect for hyperscalers (AI training, AI inference, general purpose cloud), colocation (AI-centric and general tenancy models). Should be very knowledgeable about industry migration to 800V DC architectures.Serve as GEV's primary customer-facing technical authority for all AI training campus and hyperscale DC opportunities. Must have good customer presence and confident in solution architecture.Develop and own GEV "Campus Power Reference Architectures" - experience in designing and documenting single-line diagrams and power system designs for each of the data center archetypes using GEV productsLead technical discovery sessions with hyperscaler DC engineering teams - documenting power requirements, site constraints, and competitive install baseAuthor technical proposals and power system studies (load flow, fault analysis, arc-flash) in support of RFP responsesCollaborate with NPI/PM team to validate new product designs against real customer power systems (system design, sizing, and integration)Conduct internal technical training sessions for COE BD team and BU sales (minimum quarterly) on Data Center power architectureRepresent and drive standards for GEV in OCP, Nvidia, other relevant organizations (joint role with Standards Liaison)Build and maintain a library of GEV data center customer case studies and reference designs for use in proposals and marketing. Help generate detailed competitive analysis.Serve as the center of competency for data center infrastructure design and operations/maintenance (full lifecycle perspective and knowledge). Disseminate knowledge withing GEV technical communityBe able to guide roadmap, optimizations, TCO planning and analysisMust be able to travel, particularly within North America and EU, plus other locationsShould have experience in infrastructure facility monitoring, telemetry, AI training and inference workload profilesExposure in designing facility cooling and liquid cooling at the rack a plusRequired Qualifications: Bachelors in Electrical Engineering or related field from an accredited college or universityOverall 10+ years of relevant data center power train architect experience at hyperscaler, colocation, or top-tier OEM supplier with extensive hyperscale experienceWillingness to travel up to 30% of the time including local and international.Must have personally designed, peer-reviewed, and/or operated/maintained the electrical systems for at least one hyperscale AI training (>=500MW) campusMust have experience with:AC/DC (esp 800VDC) power train and distribution architectureMV/LV switchgear and distribution architectures and equipmentMV/LV UPS, solid-state transformersBattery Energy Storage SystemsSource/load Power Quality issues and ways to resolveSystem TCO / design tradeoffsAware of relevant Open Compute Project, NVidia/AMD, IEEE, NEMA, UL/IEC, ASHRAE, Uptime/TIA standards, protocols, and practicesPreferred Qualifications: Selected candidate preferred to be based in a major US Data Center markets: Pacific Time Zone (esp. SF Bay Area, Seattle)Real-world Uptime / Reliability standards and compliant implementationsGrid and islanded/microgrid architecture This role requires access to U.S. export-controlled information. If applicable, final offers will be contingent on ability to obtain authorization for access to U.S. export-controlled information from the U.S. Government. Additional Information GE Vernova of