Product/Software Integration Principal
Product/Software Integration Principal
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- PLM Product Manager (75% time)
- Serve as the primary point of contact for all PLM development efforts.
- Act as the main interface with external PLM subcontractors and coordinate priorities, deliverables, and follow-up actions.
- Provide back-end PLM development leadership as needed to support system enhancements and configuration changes.
- Develop and refine PLM policies and procedures in partnership with engineering and other business stakeholders.
- Partner closely with the PLM Lead/Specialist who manages day-to-day administration and operational support.
- Software QA (20% time)
- Collaborate with the QA team to understand current processes, open questions, and improvement opportunities.
- Draft original QA policies and procedures to support consistency, compliance, and clarity.
- Review software and related deliverables to help ensure quality expectations are understood and met.
- Support special projects that may expand over time, including document control, accounting platform integration, third-party tool AI integration, and related cross-functional initiatives.
- Contribute subject matter expertise drawn from prior experience to help solve complex operational and technical challenges.
- Special Projects (5% time, growing as other projects are completed)
- Document Control Integration
- Accounting Platform IntegrationAI strategy development and tool integration
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