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Teamcenter PLM Consultant

Posted 5 days ago

techvilla solutionsSan Jose (CA)

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Senior

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About the role

Key Responsibilities: Gather business requirements and translate them into Teamcenter solutions. Configure and support Teamcenter modules, workflows, PDM, BOM, Change Management (ECR/ECO/ECN), and Release processes .Support Teamcenter implementation, upgrades, migrations, integrations, and production support. Integrate Teamcenter with ERP systems (SAP/Oracle), CAD tools (NX, Creo, SolidWorks), and enterprise applications .Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain teams to optimize PLM processes. Work with development teams on customizations, enhancements, and data migration. Lead functional testing, UAT, troubleshooting, production support, and end-user training.
Required Skills: Strong hands-on experience with Siemens Teamcenter PLM .Expertise in PDM, BOM Management, Change Management, Workflow, and Release Management .Experience with Teamcenter implementation, migration, upgrade, or support projects. Understanding of engineering/manufacturing business processes. Experience with Teamcenter integrations and data migration. Working knowledge of SQL, XML, REST APIs, and PLM integration frameworks .Strong business analysis, stakeholder management, and documentation skills.
Nice-to-Have: Teamcenter Active Workspace (AWC), BMIDE, ITK, SOA, and Administration .Experience in Cisco/product engineering environments .Agile/Scrum experience. Exposure to semiconductor, networking, or hardware product development.

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