Nishita Singh

Nishita Singh has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Nishita started their career at GE Aviation as an Engineer in the Edison Engineering Development Program, where they worked on control and airfoil design for military helicopter and jet engines. Nishita then moved on to GE Corporate Audit Staff (CAS) as an Associate Auditor, completing various financial assertion and compliance audit engagements across different GE businesses. After that, they became an Audit Manager, leading audit teams and driving process improvement initiatives at GE Energy and O&G Service organization. Nishita later transitioned to GE Oil & Gas Subsea Systems as a Senior Project Management Leader, implementing automation and developing benchmarking tools to enhance costing accuracy. During their tenure at GE, they also served as the Global Commercial ITO Leader for GE Oil & Gas Subsea Systems - Offshore.

In 2014, Nishita joined Cheniere Energy, Inc., starting as the Manager of Process & Systems (Technical Audit), providing independent assurance and advisory services to the organization. Nishita then progressed to roles such as Manager of Operational Excellence and Assurance, where they led continuous improvement initiatives and developed the framework for Cheniere's Operations Management system. Nishita later became the Director of Operations Planning, overseeing strategic planning initiatives for Cheniere Operating Assets. Currently, they serve as the Vice President of Operations Support at Cheniere Energy, where they drive operational excellence and supports the transition to a lower-carbon future. Additionally, they are actively involved in supporting and mentoring women in STEM fields.

Nishita's work experience is characterized by their leadership abilities, expertise in process improvement, and commitment to operational excellence. Nishita has a strong track record of delivering exceptional support, driving efficiency and productivity, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

Nishita Singh received a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, completing the program from 2003 to 2007.