CATIA CAA Developer
syntricate technologiesSeattle (WA)
CATIA CAA Developer
Posted 2 days ago
syntricate technologiesSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Strong knowledge &Experience in CATIA CAA, Webservices, API and EKL.Architect should take technical decisions regarding developments to guide the development team. Experience in GUI Development using CAA V5Experience in development at specification container level using CAA Process Strong CATIA CAA skills. Strong C++ and object-oriented skills. Good mechanical design knowledge is an advantage. Good knowledge of Lean and agile principles is must Ability to discuss with Business user around business needs and practices. High capability in working autonomously. Proactive, team player and efficient ExperienceRequired 6+ Years in CAA development
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Guide and approve the design of the overall software architecture.
- Ensure adherence to architectural and technical standards.
- Ensure software quality, effectiveness, performance, and reliability.
- Design or approve exceptions to the current software architecture, based on cost/benefit balance and assessed risk
- Guide partitioning of the software into programming units and then into modules.
- Ensure creation, maintenance and quality of the data model, including physical design
- Supervise technical design of cross-application interfaces.
- Ensure the integration and communication of the technical design with applicable integration groups
- Participation in peer and formal reviews
- Education Bachelors in Engineering
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