With worldwide demand for products like aircraft engines and gas turbines growing, GE has announced plans to create 13,500 jobs in the U.S. since 2009. From a new locomotive plant in Fort Worth, Texas that will create 500 new jobs to an aviation composites facility in Ellisville, Mississippi that will create 250 jobs, to a new engine remanufacturing facility in Grove City, Pennsylvania, announced in December. Check out our map for all the details.
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Is GE going to combine all their Waukesha distributors with their Jenbacher distributors? Or are they going to pick and choose Internationally the way they did Domestically by keeping only two for the North American continent?
will you be opening up a plant in alliance this and will tis be assembly plant
Hello,
I am looking for work close to my house here in Justin Texas. I am 3 minutes away. I heard you were going to be hiring this year and wanted to find out how to apply. I am Admn. Asst/HR. Can you please help with locating me to the application process? Thank you so much Diane Sypniewski.
Congrats to those who have filled those 13000 jobs, but from my personel view, I’ve applied to so many jobs at G.E.and upto now I have been turned down every time. I do have very good mechanical applitude and I pick up on procedures and techniques very well. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. Please let me know if you discover something I’m missing, because I can’t ascertain what it good be. My ultimate goal is to work for G.E. Thanks
I am a NC Programmer at GE Aviation in Lynn Mass. I am interested in NC jobs in the GE plant in Texas.
What information can you give me.
Are the MRI, CT, and PET machines still being made in Waukesha? My WI neighbor wanted to know about impact of moving Xray division to China
I am a former GE employee from Ft. Wayne, IN who has relocated to Texas; I have applied for positions with the new plant (trains). How long does it take to get feedback?
I am currently a medical student and will graduate in July of 2012. I reside in Sharonville, Ohio and have noticed that there are GE positions available here in Evendale. How long does feedback about my eligibility take? My landlord and her husband are both retired GE employees and have nothing but wonderful things to say about GE. I would love to make this company my employment home.
where do we apply for theses jobs in fort woth at
I need a feed back too on my applications.Please when are these jobs going to open up in Texas before our governor starts boasting about it.
I’m looking for job
I am a former GE employee in Lynn MA. I recently applied for few jobs at Lynn facilities in the CT700/T700 engine line. How long it takes to get feedback? Thanks.
I am a journeyman toolmaker. I am currently employed at local mold building facility, but am looking to further my career. I am very interested in a career with GE at your Grove City Pennsylvania plant. Any information on the application process would be greatly appreciated.
There was a recent article in our local paper that indicated the GE Energy Controls division in Salem, VA would have about 65 openings but I can not find any of these positions on your website or any other career website. My father worked and retired from GE in Salem, VA and I know GE is an outstanding company so I am very interested in these positions. Any idea when the openings will be posted for these postions ?
Thanks,
Here is the link for searching open positions at GE:
http://www.ge.com/jobsearch/
Good luck!
Imike broder says:
January 20, 2012 at 9:39 am
Are the MRI, CT, and PET machines still being made in Waukesha?
My WI neighbor wanted to know about impact of moving Xray division to China
Is this TRUE? [site redacted]
Disabled Veterans Eligible for Statler Training…Perfect Preparation for the GE Hiring Initiative
The National Statler Center has been approved by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to provide employment training and placement services for disabled veterans. With full support from Veterans Affairs, Statler encourages all disabled veterans to contact Jeff Pease at Statler to discuss enrollment.
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And please spread this word to the disabled veterans you know.
To those that have applied, please be aware that if the job that you are applying for has posted any “requirements” that your experience/degree does not meet, then your application will never be seen by the hiring manager. HR will not present an application to the hiring manager if all requirements are not met.
This can be unfortunate. E.g., GE would not have hired a ‘Steve Jobs’, nor a ‘Bill Gates’, if the job they had applied for required any sort of college degree.
The hiring manager does have the option of writing the request in such a manner that qualified people could apply if they are careful to craft the position requirements with verbage such as, requires a Masters Degree or equivalent experience.