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General Electric Latest Job Recruitment (17 Positions)

General Electric has been operating in Nigeria for over 40 years, with businesses spanning a number of key sectors including aviation, power generation, oil and gas, healthcare, and transportation. In the past five years, there has been a renewed focus on the country with an eye on new service facilities and employment of more local talent to expand the company’s capabilities.

General Electric is recruiting for below positions;

1. Project Finance Manager (Lagos)
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2. Project Director (Lagos)
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3. Project Commercial Manager (Lagos)
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4. Project Document Controller (Lagos)
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5. Controls Lead Engineer (Lagos)
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6. Workover Lead Engineer (Lagos)
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7. Manifolds Lead Engineer (Lagos)
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8. Senior Systems Engineer (Lagos)
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9.Trees Lead Engineer (Lagos)
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10. Project Planning Lead (EPC Planner) (Lagos)
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11. Project Engineering Manager (Lagos)
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12. Systems Engineering Manager (Lagos)
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13. Project Sourcing Leader (Lagos)
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14. EPC Quality Assurance Manager (Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja)
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15. Account Manager - Bently Nevada (Port Harcourt)
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Application Closing Date: Not Specified

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