Joshua Coffee

Joshua Coffee currently serves as an Aeroderivative Component Repair and Industrialization Engineer at GE Vernova, focusing on the industrialization of LM6000 SAC fuel nozzles and enhancing supply chain management within Aeroderivative Services. Previously held roles include Regional Application Engineer for the Americas, Advanced Component Design Engineer, and Combustion Design Engineer at GE Vernova, contributing to technical upgrades for utilities and advancements in gas turbine efficiency. Joshua's experience also includes working at Lockheed Martin, Siemens Energy, and Limbitless Solutions as a mechanical engineering intern. In addition to engineering roles, Joshua has served as a COMPASS Mentor at the University of Central Florida, guiding STEM majors. Education includes a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Central Florida and currently pursuing a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology.