Technical Field Advisor (Field Engineering Program)

Job Description Summary
As a Technical Field Advisor - Field Engineering Program (FEP) participant at GE Vernova's FieldCore team, you'll step into an entry-level role designed to grow you into a skilled field engineer - fast. You'll learn by doing: training in the classroom, working alongside experienced Technical Field Advisors (TFAs) on real job sites, and picking up the technical depth that comes from hands-on work with some of the world's most advanced power generation equipment.
This is a traveling role. You'll go where the power is - helping communities stay lit, keeping turbines running, and building a career that takes you further than a desk ever could.

Job Description

What You'll Do

While in the Field Engineering Program, you'll be supported through structured training and on-the-job learning. Day to day, you will:

• Support installation, preventive maintenance, repair, and calibration of gas and steam turbines and related rotating equipment at customer sites, under the guidance of experienced TFAs
• Assist with troubleshooting and routine maintenance checks across a range of equipment types and vintages
• Help coordinate site activities, including parts logistics and contractor walk-downs, to keep outages on track
• Prepare clear, accurate technical reports, job status updates, and site documentation for customer records and future reference
• Work safely and visibly - following GE Vernova's Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) policies and setting a positive example for those around you
• Support customers with technical guidance on installation, operation, and maintenance, building strong working relationships on site

• A formal education with a relevant technical or Mechanical engineering qualification is a nice to have, but we're most interested in your total hands-on experience and what you've already done in the field
• Some experience in field services, power generation, or industrial equipment maintenance
• Ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical flow diagrams, instrument diagrams, and use alignment and thermal growth equipment
• The need to attend training in Houston for weeks to months.
• Willingness and availability to travel extensively to project sites (in or outside Taiwan), including weekends, holidays, and overtime as assignments require.
• English and Chinese proficiency (both written and verbal)

• Familiarity with gas or steam turbine equipment, or exposure to other OEM (original equipment manufacturer) products such as Alstom or Siemens;
• Good organizational skills and attention to detail on documentation and reporting;
• Clear, confident communication - you'll be working with customers and crews from day one.