Supplier Quality Manager – Airfoils

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🕒 July 22

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GE Vernova

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10,000+ employees

💼 Consulting

📦 Logistics

🏭 Manufacturing

Consulting • Logistics • Manufacturing

GE Vernova is a leader in the energy sector with over 130 years of experience, dedicated to electrifying the world while decarbonizing it. The company offers a broad portfolio of energy solutions including gas, hydro, nuclear, and wind power technologies, aimed at providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy. With a strong focus on innovation, GE Vernova plays a significant role in reducing the carbon footprint of global power systems and supports the transition to net-zero emissions by 2030.

📋 Description

• Lead and direct Supplier Quality Engineering (SQE) activities, focusing on supplier qualification, supplier surveillance, process capability, and issue resolution for the Airfoils commodity. • Manage supplier performance, including implementing formal Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) when required. • Be accountable for functional, business, and company-wide objectives. • Drive Supplier Quality initiatives to continuously improve the effectiveness of the SQE team. • Lead root-cause identification efforts to reduce Cost of Poor Quality and global defect rates. • Collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, product line, and commercial teams.

🎯 Requirements

• Experience in Sourcing and Supplier Quality Engineering. • Education level comparable to a Master’s degree, or a high school diploma with relevant experience. • Fluency in English required (for positions in France and Poland). • Proficiency in a second local language is a plus. • Strong verbal and written communication skills required (for positions in India).

🏖️ Benefits

• Relocation Assistance Provided: No