Lead Product Safety and Compliance Engineer Date Posted:

12 September 2026

Closing Date:

October 12, 2026

Recruiter:

GE Vernova Location:

Rochester, New York Salary:

USD140,000

to

USD175,000

Job Type & Industry:

Compliance, Data, Ai & Technology >

Ai & Technology Governance, Technology Risk Contract Type:

Permanent Job Reference:

2967259142-2 Apply for this job now Job Description GE Vernova seeks a Lead Product Safety and Compliance Engineer to own safety and regulatory compliance for advanced power and energy technologies. You will define and interpret global safety standards (UL, IEC, CE), lead hazard and risk analyses, guide design teams on compliant architectures, and coordinate product testing and certification with external labs. Partner with systems, electrical, and mechanical engineers to resolve nonconformities, drive corrective actions, and continuously improve safety processes. This role influences technology roadmaps that support a safer, more reliable, low-carbon energy grid worldwide. Responsibilities Lead product safety and regulatory compliance strategy for power and energy technologies Interpret and apply global safety standards (UL, IEC, CE) to new and existing products Plan and execute hazard analyses, risk assessments, and FMEAs Coordinate product testing and certification with third-party labs and authorities Guide design teams on safe architectures, components, and protective measures Drive resolution of safety nonconformities and lead root cause analyses Maintain compliance documentation, safety cases, and technical files Partner with cross-functional teams to embed safety into development lifecycle Support customer and regulatory audits and respond to safety-related inquiries Continuously improve safety processes, tools, and design standards Required Skills Product safety engineering Regulatory compliance (UL/IEC/CE/NRTL) Risk assessment and FMEAReliability engineering Standards development and documentation Safety case development Testing and validation planning Root cause analysis Cross-functional project leadership Utilities and grid-scale energy systems knowledge