3D EXPERIENCE CATIA Training
acestackDetroit (MI)
About the role
Job Title: 3D EXPERIENCE CATIA Training Location: Detroit, MI (On-site)
Employment Type:
Fulltime onlyJob DescriptionMust Have Technical/Functional Skills Technical Proficiency: Expert-level knowledge of CATIA (Part, Assembly, and Surface Design) and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform infrastructure. ENOVIA Expertise: Understanding of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) principles, including bill of materials (BOM), change management, and configuration rules. Education & Soft Skills: Strong ability to adapt teaching methods for different skill levels, patience, and excellent communication skills for cross-functional collaboration.
Experience & Education:
Typically requires a degree in engineering (Mechanical, Aerospace, or related) and several years of industrial design experience.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Instruction & Mentorship: Provide expert mentoring and support for Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE, CATIA V6, and CATIA 3DX to ensure seamless integration with change management processes.
- Curriculum & Content Development: Create high-quality learning content and eLearning materials-including presentations and hands-on exercises- that help learners perform industrial-level jobs.
- Workflow Optimization: Spearhead the development of best practices and methodologies to improve efficiency for design engineers working on complex product lines like automotive or aerospace.
- PLM & Data Management Training: Teach users how to use ENOVIA for planning, requirements management, and collaborative tasks, ensuring that project data is connected to deliverables.
- Platform Adoption: Enable customers and partners to adopt new 3DEXPERIENCE technologies, transitioning them from traditional CAD to cloud-based, multi-tool environments. Generic Managerial Skills, If any
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
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