Manufacturing Solution Architect
united itLexington (KY)
Manufacturing Solution Architect
Posted 7 days ago
united itLexington (KY)
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About the role
Manufacturing Solution Architect
Location: San Antonio, TX / Lexington, KY / Evansville, INSkill Requirements:
Manufacturing Solution / Enterprise Architecture Industrial Automation & OT/IT Integration Maximo / Machine Reliability / Predictive Maintenance Qualifying Questions: Do you have at least 5 years of experience designing solutions in a manufacturing or industrial automation environment, including technologies such as MES, SCADA, PLCs, or HMI?Have you personally designed or architected integrations between manufacturing/shop-floor systems and enterprise platforms such as ERP, PLM, QMS, or Maximo?
Description:
The ideal candidate will have been a Solution Architect or Enterprise Architect, preferably in Manufacturing and deep knowledge of manufacturing operations, industrial automation, machine reliability and enterprise systems integration (such as MES, ERP, PLM, Maximo and SCADA).
Preferred Certifications:
TOGAF, ArchiMate, or other architecture frameworks.
Certifications in MES or ERP platforms (e.g., SAP PP/ME, Rockwell, Siemens).PMP or Agile project management certifications.
Specific AWS or Azure Solution Architecture Certifications
Additions Beneficial Qualifications:
- If you have Developed & deployed Predictive Maintenance (PdM) Enterprise solutions integrating Equipment Data collection / Sensors (Heat, Vibration, Cycle times), Machine Learning / AI models, Mobile application, notifications, and integrations.
- Lead regular reviews of the portfolio(s) to identify opportunities for improvement in the areas of stability, performance, and complexity reduction
- Hands-on Application Development experience.
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