GE Careers Blog.

On today’s podcast JobsinPods speaks with Nick Garbis, strategic workforce planning leader with GE Energy. Nick has a Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Illinois and experience in workforce analytics and workforce planning. He joined GE in the Fall of 2010 in the newly created role focused on the development of strategic workforce planning center of excellence.

The LM6000 engine cores for the order will be manufactured in GE’s plant in Cincinnati, Ohio, and the turbines will be assembled at the company’s Jacintoport Manufacturing facility outside of Houston, Texas.

Meet Courtney, advanced technology organization – steam turbines at GE Energy.

GE is training. Meet Mark, Power Systems Engineer at GE Energy.

Kevin Skillern, managing director of venture capital at General Electric Co.’s investment arm GE Energy Financial Services, is like a rock star in the world of clean-energy technology. GE Energy Financial Services’ investments include energy management providers Grid Net Inc. and Tendril Inc.; wind power equipment makers Southwest Windpower Inc. and Danotek Motion Technologies (which also has funding from Vinod Khosla’s Khosla Ventures); solar power maker Soliant Energy Inc.; and compact electron beam developer Advanced Electron Beams Inc. Last month, it re-upped its investment in SolarEdge Technologies Inc., an Israeli company that has developed solar power-harvesting and photovoltaic-monitoring solutions.