Plant Systems Product Manager (f/m/d)

About the role

The Combined Cycle Product Management team defines and implements product strategy for gas plants, steam turbines, generators, HRSGs and integrated bottoming-cycle power island equipment, covering new units and services across the fleet lifecycle. The Plant Systems Product Manager sits in the New Unit Steam Turbine and Plant Systems team, reports to the Steam Turbine and Plant Systems Senior Product Manager and takes an integrated view of the Plant Systems portfolio together with HRSG, Steam Turbine and Generator Product Managers, Plant Engineering, Technical Competitive Intelligence, Application Engineering and Commercial/Sales teams.

Key responsibilities

• Productize Bottoming Cycle (BC), Balance of Plant (BOP) and Plant product offerings.
• Update and deliver Approval to Quote (ATQ) for Plant Systems and Plant Operability.
• Analyze HA-class offerings to define options and quoting limits for BC systems and subsystems.
• Study competitors' portfolios, value propositions and should-cost, benchmarking against GE's offerings.
• Understand current and future market needs with cross-functional teams.
• Propose and run product improvement programs on cost, performance, operability, constructability, delivery cycle and quality/reliability.
• Drive product commercialization, deployment, training, launch and promotion with marketing and sales teams.
• Monitor Cost of Quality and resolve quality issues, promote GE Plant and Bottoming Cycle solutions internally and externally.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
• Significant experience in power generation, in Product Management, Engineering, Commercial Operations or Project Management.
• Ability to integrate business, commercial and technical knowledge; willingness to travel domestically and internationally (up to 15%).
• Desired: domain expertise in Gas Plants, Steam Water Cycle, Steam Turbines, Generators and HRSGs; business development experience; program leadership experience; knowledge of power plant economics and market dynamics.