Location: Remote
Job Description Summary
The Power Sensing & Regulation CFO will serve as the strategic finance partner to the PSR Leader, reporting directly to the Global Power Transmission CFO. The business brings together Power Transmission Power Quality Products (PQP), Instrument Transformers (ITR), Bushings, Voltage Regulators and Prolec Components. This leader will drive profitable growth, margin improvement and cash generation across the combined portfolio.
The CFO will establish a consistent financial operating framework across these businesses, aligning planning, reporting and performance management while supporting their distinct market and operational needs. Working closely with Commercial, Operations, Engineering and integration teams, the role will strengthen product profitability, manufacturing performance and investment discipline, while developing the finance organization and advancing standardization and automation.
Power Sensing & Regulation Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Shape the financial future of a business that keeps the grid running
Power moves through bushings, instrument transformers, voltage regulators and power quality products long before it reaches a home or a factory. As Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Power Sensing & Regulation (PS&R), you will be the finance leader and trusted partner to the PS&R Leader. You will guide a newly combined business toward stronger growth, better margins and more cash. Your work will help build the electric grid the world depends on.
You will report to the Global Power Transmission CFO. You will lead finance for a portfolio that brings together Power Quality Products, Instrument Transformers, Bushings, Voltage Regulators and Prolec Components. You will set up one clear way of working across these businesses and still respect what makes each one different. You will work side by side with Commercial, Operations, Engineering and integration teams.
Key Responsibilities
Additional Locations: Monterrey, Milan, Remote, Remote
Job description provided by GE Vernova.
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