Position Details: MES Solution Architect
tephraEdison (NJ)
Position Details: MES Solution Architect
Posted 4 days ago
tephraEdison (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job TitleDomain knowledge in manufacturing and/or supply chain. In depth product knowledge of Siemens' Opcenter Execution Core / Opcenter MDD / Opcenter EX Semi / Opcenter Execution Electronics Experience Leading 1-3 Siemens Opcenter MES implementations and System Architecture. Ability to understand customer requirements and provide solution using OOTB product features to minimize customization. Ability to convince customer for alternate approach if proposed approach leads to heavy custom solution. 7+ years of Manufacturing Execution System (MES) experience. 5+ years of experience implementing MES (Opcenter) technology application solutions - (solution design, install, configuration, setup, integration, and upgrades). 5+ years of experience conducting the following activities: Business requirements gathering, fit-gap analysis, functional specification design, system configuration, system testing (INT, UAT) and solution delivery, customer support, process document creations and review, working with onsite and offshore delivery model. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Experience in designing and architecting solutions in Siemens Opcenter / Camstar, CN MOM / CIO, Solution Configuration/ Build with Designer / Portal Studio. Consulting assistance to development team on Solution development leveraging Designer / Portal Studio. Should have strong exposure to MOM Connect ( Messaging queues / OPC UA / File adapters / Web API adapters / MOM workflow designer application) Valor IOT
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