Teamcenter Architect
$150,000 - $250,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$150,000 - $250,000 per year
About the role
- Define the end-to-end Teamcenter solution architecture, deployment topology, environment strategy, and technical standards. * Design 4-tier deployments covering Teamcenter server pools, TCCS, Tomcat/Java EE web tiers, and FSC/FMS components. * Govern BMIDE data-model design for business objects, properties, GRM rules, extension points, and template packaging. * Define project, enterprise, and multi-site strategies aligned with business, performance, security, and support requirements. * Design scalability and high-availability patterns across load balancers, clusters, databases, volumes, and shared services. * Lead database and infrastructure sizing with Oracle/SQL Server, storage, network, and platform teams. * Develop Teamcenter upgrade, migration, coexistence, and Active Workspace adoption roadmaps. * Define enterprise integration architecture for ERP/SAP, MES, CAD, data lake, and other business systems. * Assess Teamcenter licensing requirements and incorporate license constraints into solution design and rollout planning. * Create and maintain HLDs, LLDs, architecture diagrams, standards, review records, and technical decision documentation. * Chair architecture reviews and govern solution compliance across internal teams, vendors, and implementation partners. Generic Managerial Skills, If any Strong communication, analytical problem solving, stakeholder coordination, technical documentation, incident leadership, and multi-vendor collaboration. Key Words to search in Resume Teamcenter Architect, 4-tier, TCCS, Tomcat, Java EE, FSC, FMS, BMIDE, GRM, Multi-site, HA, Load Balancing, Clustering, Oracle, SQL Server, AWC, SAP, MES, CAD, Data Lake, HLD, LLDPre-Screening Questionnaire * Describe a Teamcenter 4-tier architecture you designed, including server pools, TCCS, web tier, FSC, and FMS. * How have you governed BMIDE data-model design for business objects, GRM rules, and extension poin ts? * Explain when you would recommend project-based security, enterprise deployment, or a multi-site Teamcenter strategy. * Describe the scalability and high-availability patterns you implemented using load balancing, clustering, database sizing, and volume strategy. * Walk through a Teamcenter upgrade or migration strategy you owned, including the Active Workspace migration roadmap. * Describe an enterprise integration architecture spanning ERP/SAP, MES, CAD, and a data lake. * How have Teamcenter licensing constraints influenced your architecture, sizing, or rollout decisions? * Provide examples of HLDs, LLDs, architecture governance, and design-review processes you led.
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