Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, recently released his annual letter to shareholders in which he outlined GE’s strategy for job growth in America.

“GE wants to help lead an American growth renewal,” said Immelt. “We are investing more in technology than at any time in our history. We are rebuilding manufacturing capability. We are selling our products in every corner of the world. We are one of the country’s biggest exporters, with $18 billion in export-related revenue. We are financing small and medium-sized companies and working with them to grow their businesses.”

Immelt mentioned that GE “will add nearly 1,200 jobs in Michigan over the next decade to accelerate our capacity in manufacturing.” See the Advanced Manufacturing & Software Technology Center web site for more details on how to apply.

Immelt also committed to add jobs in Kentucky, Mississippi, South Carolina, Ohio and other regions across the country.

Finally, Immelt mentioned the Invest in America Alliance, GE’s commitment to double on-campus hiring in the 2010 recruitment cycle versus the previous year.