Teamcenter Data Migration Architect
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Teamcenter Data Migration Architect is responsible for designing the Data Migration Solution / Best Practices to migrate CAD & Non-CAD data from external systems to Teamcenter application., Data Migration
Experience with latest Teamcenter versions (2306, 2312, 2406).
Define migration architecture for legacy PLM * Teamcenter
Guide data transformation, validation, reconciliation, and auditability
Define migration soltuioning and tooling strategy (Bulk Loader, custom frameworks)
Teamcenter Configuration & Customization
Requirements
Excellent understanding of TC configuration using BMIDE (business objects, relations, rules, preferences)
Good Understanding of TC customizations using ITK, SOA, RAC, AWC, Java, C/C++
CAD Integration
Good understnading of CAD Intgeration with Teamcneter using IPEM/SWIM tools (Creo, SolidWorks, AutoCAD)
Design and govern integrations between Teamcenter and CAD systems (Creo, SolidWorks, AutoCAD)
Technical Skills
Teamcenter RAC / AWC architecture
ITK, SOA, Java, C/C++, REST services
Oracle / SQL Server databases
Unix/Linux environments
Git / version control, CI/CD concepts
Compliance & Enterprise Experience
Experience in regulated environments (Medical Devices / Pharma / Aerospace - if applicable)
Familiarity with validation, audit, and documentation standards
Ability to work in global, multi-vendor delivery models
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