PLM Principal Consultant
insight globalDallas (TX)
PLM Principal Consultant
Posted today
insight globalDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
50% nation-wide travel required!
Must Haves:
8+ years of IT consulting experience leading complex enterprise application implementations from strategy through deployment.
Experience implementing enterprise platforms at scale (ERP, PLM, HCM, or similar); Oracle PLM experience.
Proven ability to manage executive stakeholders and client relationships, building trust and driving successful outcomes.
Strong leadership skills in ambiguous environments, with the ability to develop strategy, make decisions, and own results.
Manufacturing industry experience required; food and beverage industry experience preferred.
Day to Day:
The Principal Consultant is the highest individual contributor career level within the Digital Consulting practice. This role sets the standard for functional excellence, client relationship management, and delivery leadership across the organization. The Principal Consultant owns the full engagement lifecycle for the most complex implementations, from presales through go-live and hypercare, and serves as the primary escalation point for delivery risk across the consulting team. This position requires deep product expertise, a strong executive presence, and sound commercial judgment. Principal Consultants drive practice development, mentor senior consulting staff, and are recognized industry authorities in F4PLM and Oracle Cloud PLM solutions within the food and beverage sector. Salary Range dependent on experience.
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