Teamcenter Administrator
van kaizenGainesboro (TN)
About the role
Overview:
Industry leader in the freight and transportation space is looking for a Siemens Teamcenter Admin to support their teams across Tennessee, Minnesota, and the UK.To note: this roles can be based in Jackson, Tennessee, Hibbing, Minnesota, or Northampton, UK, will need to be have working authorization in the US or UK, and will need to have a valid passport.
Responsibilities:
Ensure the reliability, quality, and efficiency of our Teamcenter PLM environment. Support the engineering teams during a major PLM transformation—including data standardization, CAD integration improvements, and multi-site migration from legacy systems (Windchill, Smarteam) to Teamcenter. Help secure data integrity, improve engineering workflows, and enable consistent global practices across our organization. Open and validate CAD models in NX, Solid Works, and Creo to identify missing references or corrupt datasets. Clean, correct, and standardize legacy data as part of ongoing multi-site migration activities. Support workflows: unblock processes, update statuses, fix lifecycle inconsistencies. Collaborate with global PLM architects, CAD admins, and data migration teams.
Qualifications
Required:
3-5+ years of hands-on Siemens Teamcenter administration/support experience Experience with BMIDE, Active Workspace (AWC), workflows, queries, datasets, and lifecycle management Experience supporting engineering users in a manufacturing or industrial environment Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities Excellent verbal communication skills and ability to support non-technical users Desired: CAD integrations and Multi-CAD environmentsNX, Creo, and Solid Works Query Builder Access Manager Change ManagementEBOM and MBOM/CadBOM knowledge Data migration and data cleansing experience Windchill experience is a plus Oracle and Power BI exposure is a plus
Next Steps:
Do you want to be a crucial asset to drive Teamcenter workflows? Sent your resume, along with your application, and let's connect!
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