3DX Enovia Developer
egnite hr techFargo (ND)
3DX Enovia Developer
Posted 15 days ago
egnite hr techFargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
3DX Enovia Developer Remote 2+ years contractUSC (first preference) and GC only Job Description & Skill Requirement1.Strong experience in 3DEXPERIENCE platform customization, administration, upgrade, and migration projects.2.Hands-on experience in MQL, TCL, Java, JPO Development, APIs, Business Objects, Relationships, Triggers, and Programs.3.Experience in schema migration, data validation, deployment, release management, and environment support across Development, QA, UAT, and Production environments.4.Ability to perform upgrade impact analysis, customization validation, integration validation, regression testing, and post-deployment stabilization activities.5.Strong troubleshooting skills with experience in L2/L3 application support, defect analysis, root cause analysis (RCA), and performance issue resolution.6.Good understanding of PLM processes, Engineering Change Management, Document Management, and data governance.7.Experience in system integrations, Git/SVN, deployment processes, technical documentation, upgrade reports, and deployment procedures.8.Experience working with recent 3DEXPERIENCE releases, upgrade methodologies, and migration best practices.9.Ability to collaborate effectively with business users, functional teams, technical teams, and cross-functional stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery. Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field Relevant certifications in PLM, CAD systems, or 3DX tools would be a plus
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