Forward Deployed Architect – GridOS & Energy systems
GE Vernova • Oslo, Norway • Posted May 27, 2026
About the Role
**Job Description Summary**
As a Senior Forward Deployed Architect – GridOS & Energy Systems, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the long-term success of strategic customer deployments by defining and governing the architecture for the maintenance, evolution, and integration of GE Vernova solutions within the customer environment, in complex OT and IT environments.
Based in Oslo and working in close proximity to the customer, including regular presence on customer site, you will act as the bridge between customer stakeholders, Services, Product Management, and Engineering teams. You will ensure best-in-class and optimal technical design aligned with customer functional and non-functional requirements, while promoting the use of standard products, standard interfaces, and reference architectures.
This role is focused on post-sales delivery adoption, strategic technical leadership, and integration architecture across OT and IT environments, with particular relevance to e...
As a Senior Forward Deployed Architect – GridOS & Energy Systems, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the long-term success of strategic customer deployments by defining and governing the architecture for the maintenance, evolution, and integration of GE Vernova solutions within the customer environment, in complex OT and IT environments.
Based in Oslo and working in close proximity to the customer, including regular presence on customer site, you will act as the bridge between customer stakeholders, Services, Product Management, and Engineering teams. You will ensure best-in-class and optimal technical design aligned with customer functional and non-functional requirements, while promoting the use of standard products, standard interfaces, and reference architectures.
This role is focused on post-sales delivery adoption, strategic technical leadership, and integration architecture across OT and IT environments, with particular relevance to e...