About EDC

Engineering Design Center (EDC) is one of GE Infrastructure’s global engineering sites. It was established in 2000 based on an engineering alliance agreement between GE Aircraft Engines and the Warsaw Institute of Aviation. Over the eleven years of its history, EDC has evolved to working with three GE Infrastructure businesses - Aviation, Energy and Oil & Gas, and currently employs over 1200 people. Primarily a turbo machinery design center, EDC was recently given ownership for LPT and Booster Modules.

EDC is a complementary design center, which means that the ideas our engineers work on are implemented into currently developed designs which are later manufactured and introduced to the market. EDC overviews introduction to manufacturing and is responsible for quality of the parts made by different vendors all over the world.

Apart from jobs for experienced engineers, EDC offers full-time, paid internships to qualified candidates at each of our three businesses. Additionally, GE Oil & Gas also offers diploma internships to fourth-year and fifth-year university students who want to work on real projects together with GE EDC O&G engineers. As a result you will gain professional experience and the diploma thesis for your university.