GE Employee: Meet Our People: Profiles Jessica
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I joined GE right after completing my undergraduate degree.
It may sound cliché, but I really wanted to work on technology that helps save lives! I was excited about more than GE Healthcare’s product portfolio though – GE as a whole is such a well-respected company with great opportunities for growth and development. Also, since I wasn’t exactly sure what I wanted to work on specifically, the Edison Engineering Development Program seemed like a great place to start off on a exciting career path with GE.
I am wrapping up my 3rd rotation as a clinical research engineer with the Advanced Medical Applications Team in Interventional Cardiology. My team is developing a CT/Fluoro fusion application, which will serve as a potential breakthrough in electro-physiology ablation procedures. My core team is located in Buc, France and I work very closely with a local clinical site here in Milwaukee. My responsibilities include on-site clinical investigation and support, software development and publication development. For my last rotation, I will be working as a quality auditor with the GAC Audit Team.
The GEHC Edison Program has given me the opportunity to work in very diverse and interesting roles. I have worked in hardware design, software development, clinical research and I will soon be in a quality auditing role. My roles have been both challenging and fun. Through these roles, I have grown immensely in technical depth, critical thinking and overall leadership abilities.
Another thing that makes working for GE so rewarding is that the business strives to be a “good” company, not just a great company. Initiatives like the Africa project as well as local volunteer initiatives make me proud and excited to be a part of GE.
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