GE is committed to leadership in the "next generation" of technology. We are well positioned to drive growth for the future with technical excellence in each business by developing a global technical capability, increasing new product growth and investing in global research. Over 6000 scientists, researchers and engineers are helping redefine what is possible in the energy, transportation, aviation, healthcare, and consumer and industrial business. To know more about GE in India log on to: http://www.ge.com/in/ Connect with GE India online: https://www.facebook.com/GEIndia https://www.twitter.com/GEIndia https://www.youtube.com/GEIndia

1. GE INDIA
TECHNOLOGY
CENTER GE ITC

2. GE India Technology Center
Over 6000 scientists, researchers and engineers are helping redefine what is
possible in the energy, transportation, aviation, healthcare, and consumer
and industrial business. In addition to Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai and
Hyderabad in India, GE has Research Centers in New York IUS), Shanghai
(China), Munich (Germany) and Rio De Janeiro (Brazil) that are helping create
game-changing technologies and innovations to ensure GE's growth and
leadership.

3. OUR CENTERS

4. Hyderabad Technology Center (HTC), a part of the Energy Engineering Division & India Engineering operations is a
global engineering team located in Hyderabad, India. The 720+ strong team is a vibrant mix of young and experienced
engineers across different domains with experience drawn from different industry verticals. HTC, based out of three
locations in Hyderabad has complete engineering responsibility on some of the ‘In India for India’ products like Air
Circuit breaker for Industrial Solutions, EMS systems for Industrial and utility applications apart from leading the
programs and projects for global customers. HTC is among the top five sites for Energy Engineering in terms of total
number of engineers and is developing itself to be the center of excellence in the areas of Software, Electronics Design,
Embedded Systems design and electromechanical design for Energy products and services.

5. Mumbai Technology Center (MTC) is a key product development site for the Measurement & Controls business in GE
Oil & Gas and the Monitoring & Diagnostics business of GE Power & Water. The team of over 150 experienced engineers
develops cutting edge software and firmware for the market leading Bently Nevada asset condition monitoring and
management products that help our customers manage their critical and essential assets in the oil and gas and power
generation industries. The team also develops solutions for monitoring GE’s fleet of gas and steam turbines.
The MTC teams with domain expertise established over the last 20 years, leverage cutting edge agile development and
design methodologies, technical practices, state-of-the-art tools and product platform strategies for leadership in the
industry.

6. Engineering Development Center (EDC), Chennai was set up when GE’s Power Conversion business established its
presence in India in 2005. To bring the benefits of power conversion’s solutions to a wider range of customers in India,
a commercial organization was established in 2009. Over 600 professionals are employed in India assuring
customers of a truly localized Power Conversion offering to fit their needs.
EDC is one of the largest engineering centers for power conversion. The center employs highly skilled engineers who
provide engineering and services support to projects across the globe and the Indian market. The Indian operation
supports the three power conversion platforms, namely, rotating machines, power electronics and control &
automation supported by systems and projects engineering; value engineering & technology (R&D); and engineer
productivity & process practice. The engineering center has deep domain expertise in Energy, Industry, Motors and
Marine. In addition to providing engineering and services support, the center is involved in power conversion India’s
‘In Country, For Country’ product localization initiatives.

7. The John F. Welch Technology Center (JFWTC) in Bangalore is GE's largest integrated Research and Development
Engineering Center. JFWTC continues to add breadth and depth in key technology areas, and has contributed to
developing a number of innovative technologies either as part of global teams or independently, including:
• Component design and analyses for the H turbine, which is the world’s most efficient gas turbine.
• Development of an advanced combustor system, with reduced NOx and 20% increased efficiency of fuel burn, for the
GEnx engine.
• Development of a Smart Axle Counter System for the Indian Railways Signaling System.
• Development of a dual flame stacked burner for the Profile 36” Built-In Gas Cooktop, resulting in increased heat input
and greater turndown ratio.
• Development of flexible, eco-friendly polymers for submersible pump wire, replacing polyvinyl chloride (PVC), for the
Indian market.
• MAC 400 Ultra portable ECG for the Indian market – complete design, development and manufacturing.

8. CENTER
MILESTONES

9. JFWTC
TODAY
Center Today
• GE’s largest multi-disciplinary R&D engineering center
• USD 200 million invested
• 50 acres of land: 1.1 mill sq ft built area including 110 labs covering 4 acres
• First site in India to be both Global Star and Healthahead certified
• Zero Discharge facility
• GE Volunteering hours total an annual average of 11,000 hours
• Greater focus on India-specific product/technology with the new ‘One GE’ India P&L strategy
Awards
• 2008 ET Smart workplace Award
• 2008 Golden Peacock Award for combating climate change
• ‘Excellent Energy Efficient Unit’ Award at CII’s 10th National Award for Excellence in Energy
Management
• Individual and team global recognition for innovation and engineering and volunteering
• Best landscape award in Bangalore for over three consecutive years

10. PUTTING
IMAGINATIONTO
WORK

11. PATENTS
• Over 1850 patents filed by the GE parent company have contributions from
GE ITC technologists and engineers, with about 425 being granted to date.
Technology specializations in areas of:
Materials
Imaging
Nanotechnology
Sensing
Transmission and Distribution
Renewable Energy
Energy Storage
Prognostics
Business specializations in areas of:
Energy
Aviation
Transportation
Water
Healthcare
• Areas of recent focus include software and decision making science that
cuts across all GE businesses and products and also service related
technologies developed to better utilize GE’s assets.

12. Making the Technology Center a wonderful place to work
The Center offers a host of learning and
development programs, initiatives for
women employees, a Health initiative
and community development initiatives.

13. The Center offers a host of learning and development programs, initiatives for women employees, a health initiative and
community development initiatives. Prominent among them are:
• For Early Career and Mid Career Technologists - GE's Customized Development Program, The Edison Engineering
Development Program offered to engineers includes Technical, Rotational Assignments, Technical Training,
Professional Development and Leadership Training Opportunities.
• The Advanced Course In Engineering (ACE) is a 3 year program to earn an advanced degree through classes held at
GE, accredited by leading Universities at Massachusetts and Ohio.
• The Crotonville Leadership courses are transformational learning experiences that connect our leaders and
employees with the broader GE community and help develop the leadership mindset that makes GE leaders
successful.
• GE also offers a Technical Career Path that traces the career path of o Scientist or Engineer right up to that of a Chief
Technologist who works on the world's toughest challenges.
Learning and Development Programs

14. • Restart is a hiring program to get women scientists and engineers who hove taken a career break, back to work
• The John F Welch Technology Center also has an accelerated leadership program for women called the Women
Initiative on Learning and Leading
• The center provides on exclusive car park and relaxation room for the expectant mother, lactation room and tie
ups with a day care facility. GE was voted among best 100 places to work by the Working Mother magazine in 2010.
• For GE's women employees, the GE Women's Network (GEWN) offers professional development and career growth. In
Chairman Jeff lmmelt's words. "GEWN is like a "product development" center. The only metric is the output - % of
women In leadership roles.”
• GE Volunteers: GE Volunteers touch the lives of over 2000 children daily and contribute close to 11,000 hours of
volunteering each year in activities including education, helping the old, computer literacy, health and hygiene
• HAHA or Health Ahead: Happy Always is the Center's way to build a culture of health and wellness among its
employees and their families
Diversity Initiatives

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