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# System Architect

- **Company:** GE Vernova
- **Location:** United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $113,200.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Software Engineering, Systems Integration
- **Published:** October 7, 2026
- **Apply:** https://jobs.military.com/career/359166/controls-system-architect-steam-turbine-controls-south-carolina-sc-greenville

## About the Role

* Bachelor of Science in Engineering - Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, or related engineering discipline.\n
 * Minimum 8 years of experience with controls development in the Mark VIe platform.\n
 * Demonstrated experience with Steam Turbine Controls, including startup/shutdown sequencing, speed/load control, valve management, and turbine protection systems.\n, * Technical skills and expertise in Steam Turbine / Combined Cycle Controls, including steam admission, bypass control, and turbine supervisory instrumentation (TSI).\n
 * Demonstrated leadership skills guiding teams through software development lifecycles.\n
 * Experience working in a global matrixed environment, with strong influence and collaboration skills.\n
 * Excellent communication skills with the ability to deliver concise messaging and lead customer-facing meetings.\n
 * System Integration mindset to understand customer requirements and deliver innovative, reliable solutions across the steam cycle.\n
 * Ability to drive improvement initiatives and incorporate lessons learned for future projects.\n
 * Familiarity with HRSG controls interfaces and combined cycle plant integration is strongly preferred.\n
 * Understanding of steam turbine thermodynamic principles and how they influence control system design decisions.\n
 * Experience supporting commissioning activities at power plant sites, including resolving field-level technical issues under schedule pressure.\n