Generator Value Stream (Legacy Alstom Technologies) Performance Specialist

Job Description Summary

• The Value Stream Performance Manager enables end-to-end performance, flow and continuous improvement of the Generator Upgrades (Legacy Alstom Technologies) value stream. Reporting to the Value Stream Leader, the role owns the value stream performance-management framework and serves as the performance and flow intelligence engine connecting Project Management, Engineering, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Quality, Finance and Field Services.
• A core accountability is ownership of the Value Stream Mapping and Value Stream Management framework: establishing the methodology, maintaining current- and future-state maps, identifying systemic constraints and waste, translating findings into improvement priorities, and progressively increasing the maturity of value-stream management across the organization.
• The role moves the organization from retrospective reporting and project-by-project firefighting toward forward-looking, system-level management of flow, constraints and performance.

Job Description

'Our Mission

At GE Vernova, we are united by a single, urgent and optimistic mission: electrify to thrive and decarbonise. The world needs us to accelerate the transition to more reliable, affordable and sustainable energy. Together, we have the energy to change the world

What impact you will make

As a member of the Value Stream Operations team within Services and Fuels business line of the Nuclear segment in Power you will be an active contributor to delivering with best in class Safety-Quality-Delivery-Cost outcomes (perform) & transforming our Value streams (transform) for improved customer & business outcomes essential to deliver on the strategy.Key Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

Within the scope of Legacy Alstom Technologies Generator Upgrades Value Stream

1. Value Stream Performance Management - Establish and maintain the integrated KPI architecture across customer delivery, milestones, engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, quality, site execution, lead time, risk, margin and cash. Maintain definitions, targets, thresholds and ownership, ensuring measures drive end-to-end optimization rather than local functional performance.

2. Value Stream Mapping Framework - Own the methodology and governance for end-to-end Value Stream Mapping from order handover through engineering, sourcing, manufacturing, shipment, site execution and closeout. Maintain current- and future-state maps covering process time, waiting, handoffs, WIP, decision lead time, rework, constraints, information flow, quality failures and non-value-added activity.

3. Value Stream Management Maturity - Develop and manage a maturity framework covering end-to-end ownership, visibility, KPI integration, flow, constraint management, portfolio prioritization, pull/WIP management, standard work, problem solving, operating rhythms and digital enablement. Establish baselines, target conditions and improvement roadmaps, and periodically reassess maturity.

4. Flow & Lead-Time Improvement - Translate mapping and analytics into measurable improvement opportunities. Build visibility of end-to-end and stage lead times, queues, WIP, bottlenecks, constraint aging, rework, handoffs and decision latency. Partner with cross-functional teams to develop future-state designs that improve throughput and predictability.

5. Forward-Looking Execution Intelligence - Develop leading indicators for milestone readiness, schedule stability, engineering and material readiness, supplier performance, manufacturing readiness, quality risk, site readiness, critical-path movement and constraint aging. Identify deteriorating trends early and recommend interventions before customer commitments are missed.

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6. Performance Operating Rhythm - Own performance content and analytical architecture for weekly and monthly Value Stream/MOR reviews. Drive a disciplined sequence of gap identification, root cause, decision, owner, action and closure rather than retrospective status reporting.

7. Constraint & Portfolio Performance - Maintain an integrated view of constraints affecting the portfolio, including impact, ownership, required-by date, aging, recovery and escalation. Distinguish isolated project issues from systemic constraints and support risk-based segmentation so leadership attention is focused on the highest customer and business impact.

8. Root-Cause-Based Improvement - Use performance data and value-stream analysis to identify recurring failure patterns. Apply structured problem solving to systemic causes such as capacity, planning, priority conflicts, engineering instability, suppliers, quality/rework and decision latency. Establish baselines and verify sustained benefits.

9. Digital & Analytical Capability - Advance automated and predictive value-stream analytics. Apply digital tools, advanced analytics and AI where valuable to detect deteriorating trends, identify schedule risk, analyze recurring constraints, reduce reporting effort and improve decision speed.

Required Qualifications

· Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, Business, Industrial Engineering or a related discipline, with substantial experience in complex industrial, engineered-product or project-based environments.

· Demonstrated experience in value-stream management, operational performance or complex project/portfolio execution, preferably spanning Engineering, Supply Chain, Manufacturing and Project Management.

· Strong practical capability in Value Stream Mapping and Lean principles, including current/future-state design, flow, WIP, pull, bottleneck/constraint management and structured problem solving.

· Strong analytical and performance-management capability, including project schedules, milestone performance, operational KPIs, business intelligence and translating complex data into actionable insights.

· Demonstrated ability to influence across organizational boundaries, challenge senior stakeholders with facts and lead cross-functional improvement without relying on direct authority.

Desired Characteristics

· End-to-end systems thinker - optimizes the complete customer-to-delivery system rather than individual functions.

· Forward-looking and analytically curious - identifies causal relationships, emerging risks and what is likely to happen next.

· Value-stream transformation mindset - converts current-state insight into practical future-state roadmaps and progressively builds organizational maturity.

· Constructive challenger with strong executive communication - simplifies complexity, tests assumptions and influences senior stakeholders with evidence.

· Bias for sustainable improvement - changes processes, operating mechanisms and behaviors so improvements endure beyond individual projects or leaders.

Benefits Available to You

GE Vernova employees rise to the challenge of building a world that works. In order to meet this mission, we provide varied, competitive benefits to help support our workforce

Our compensation & benefits are designed to reward high performers and help you manage your personal and family needs. We offer a robust benefits package depending on your employment status and your national requirements.

A healthy, balanced lifestyle can mean different things to different people. We’ve created programs that support the way you live and work today.

GE Vernova invests to provide opportunities to grow your career by providing a path for continued on-the-job learning and development.

For candidates applying to a U.S. based position, the pay range for this position is between $91,400 and $152,200. The Company pays a geographic differential of 110%, 120% or 130% of salary in certain areas. The specific pay offered may be influenced by a variety of factors, including the candidate’s experience, education, and skill set.

Bonus eligibility: discretionary annual bonus.

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