Lead Engineer, Power Conversion & Controls
GE Aerospace
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This role pays more than 83% of similar roles. Most pay $160,442–$216,250 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $234k versus about $188k for comparable roles.
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GE Aerospace (General Electric Aerospace) designs and produces commercial and military jet engines, components, and integrated systems for aircraft manufacturers and airlines worldwide. Industry: Aerospace & Aviation Engines
GE Aerospace currently has 65 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $130,000–$173,000 across 35 roles with salary data.
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The Design Engineering Leader – Power Conversion and Controls leads multiple functional engineering groups responsible for the design, development, integration, qualification, and lifecycle support of power conversion and control products. This leader sets technical direction, establishes execution rigor, and drives cross-functional alignment to deliver measurable outcomes in Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost. Daily responsibilities include managing scope, schedule, and resourcing for NPI and sustaining work while ensuring requirements flowdown across systems, hardware, and software. The role requires expertise in electrical engineering, power electronics, and controls to solve problems in regulated, safety-critical industries like defense or military aerospace. Key competencies include leading managers, performing technical trade-offs, managing supplier technical engagement, and maintaining compliant test evidence to ensure producible, cost-competitive designs that meet rigorous qualification standards.
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