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Degree Requirements: BS Bachelor’s Software Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, or related discipline., * Highly proficient in C , C++, Java, XML, XSLT, JSON, Web Services and Teamcenter SOA architecture \n
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Highly proficient in ITK customization. \n
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Excellent knowledge of Teamcenter Data Model and BMIDE \n
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Excellent knowledge of various Teamcenter Modules like Requirements Management, Change Management, Structure Manager, Configuration Management, Configuration Management, IP Protection and Export Control etc. \n
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Experience with Teamcenter R2312 and above versions \n
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Highly proficient in scripting languages, including Perl script, Windows script, Javascript, HTML, and CSS. \n
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Highly proficient in Teamcenter Transfer Mode / Transfer Option Set. \n
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Proficient working in both Windows and Linux environments \n
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Experience with GIT for version control. \n
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Highly proficient with both RAC and Active Workspace customizations \n
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Familiarity with P&O, ACLs, Workflows, Rules, Preferences etc. \n
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Experience with SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) and AZURE DevOps (ADO). \n
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AWS skills working in PLM TC environment \n
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AI Exposure - any of AWS Kiro, Codex, Claude, Python, etc. skills. \n
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