Responsibilities

Operations Management Leadership Program (OMLP)

OMLP accelerates development and produces leaders capable of meeting the manufacturing challenges facing Services and Global Supply Chain functions at GE. OMLP is a two-year program that allows members to build leadership and technical skills through challenging rotational assignments, projects and world-class training.  Program members are involved in GE’s strategic initiatives, including GE’s drive for Lean Six Sigma. At GE you can gain hands-on experience with innovative, cutting edge products that will change the world.  Program Summary • Intensive two-year entry-level program with at least three rotational assignments  • Possible assignments include: manufacturing shop operations, Lean, process engineering, Six Sigma quality, materials management, supply chain management, environmental health and safety  • Mentoring/networks, teamwork, ongoing reviews and defined deliverables • Technical classroom training in manufacturing, global supply chain management, Lean Six Sigma, and sourcing  • Business training and challenging experience in: project management, team leading, negotiation, business acumen What Will OMLP Do for You?  • Opportunity to work in three or more different operation and supply chain roles in just two years  • Accelerated development of technical, business, and leadership skills and networks  • Personal development through coaching and mentoring • Visibility with operations and business leaders 

• Ability to make a measurable impact

Requirements

• 2020 graduates with Bachelor/Master degree, majors in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and materials engineering would be preferred • Minimum 3.0 GPA overall and in major, or equivalent outside the U.S.  • Prior internship or co-op experience in engineering or manufacturing • Commitment to a career in supply chain/services management  • Analytical approach to problem Solving • Demonstrated leadership experience • Strong interpersonal and communications skills • Rotation locations vary, thus candidate must be geographically mobile