PLM Teamcenter Developer (Seattle)
capgemini engineeringSeattle (WA)
PLM Teamcenter Developer (Seattle)
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capgemini engineeringSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Location Hybrid role in Seattle/ Bellevue WA – 10-30% travel might required About the role you're considering Capgemini is hiring PLM Developers across junior, intermediate and senior bands to build Teamcenter customizations, extensions and integrations on a large, complex PLM modernization for a major Aerospace & Defense OEM, within a blended onshore–offshore team and an AI-Powered software factory.
Your Role:
- Design, develop, and maintain Teamcenter customizations and extensions using ITK, SOA, and Active Workspace (AWC) to support complex business and engineering requirements.
- Build and enhance AI-assisted, agent-ready services and APIs, Write testable, documented code; unit-test and support performance / security validation within CI/CD.Work within the distributed onshore–offshore team to shared standards; senior band owns complex components and mentors
- Your skills and experience 3-7+ years of experience in build Teamcenter customizations and extensions (ITK, SOA, Active Workspace / AWC).Owns complex extensions and agent-ready services; mentors; deep Teamcenter.
- Use AI-assisted development (AI pair-programming, test generation) and build agent-ready services / APIs where specified.
- Implement integrations and migration utilities to technical design.
- Solid programming (Java / C++ / web) and testing discipline.
Preferred:
Siemens Teamcenter developer certification; REST /integration development; Angular for AWC.Aerospace & Defense or regulated-industry background.
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