Teamcenter PLM Solutions Architect

Join a privately owned engine innovator at its world headquarters in Pontiac, MI. As a Teamcenter PLM Solutions Architect, you will be the technical backbone behind our client’s Siemens Teamcenter environment. This role is 100% on-site and can be structured as a direct hire or a contract engagement., * Administer and enhance Teamcenter (workflows, stylesheets, access control, etc.) in partnership with PLM and Configuration Management teams.

• Build and deliver monthly deployment packages that tailor Teamcenter to evolving business needs.
• Map and improve existing business workflows to drive efficiency and reliability.
• Triage, troubleshoot, and resolve incidents ranging from single-user issues to multi-team outages.
• Coach and cross-train junior team members to elevate team capability.
• Track PLM trends and recommend selective adoption for measurable value.

• 5+ years with Teamcenter Rich Client, including installation and configuration.
• Deep hands-on experience with BMIDE, workflows, stylesheets, Structure Manager, Access Manager, Organization and indexer, plus end-user support and elevated helpdesk tickets.
• C/C++ ITK customization; plus HTML, XML, Windows Batch, PowerShell, Java, and Python.
• Custom reporting on Teamcenter data.
• Teamcenter/NX Managed mode and NX customizations.
• Windows and Linux server administration.
• Jira and Bitbucket/Git (or similar), collaborating within a software engineering team.
• Proactive, independent problem anticipation and resolution., * Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Engineering (required)., * Bachelor’s Degree
• PLM
• Teamcenter

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U.S. citizenship required; must be able to obtain a U.S. Government Security Clearance if needed

Morning starts with a quick sync alongside PLM and Configuration Management to refine access rules and adjust workflows. Before lunch, you package the month’s Teamcenter customizations for release. In the afternoon, you dive into a tricky incident impacting a group of engineers, diagnose it using your knowledge of Teamcenter architecture, and roll out a fix. You end the day mentoring a teammate on BMIDE best practices and sketching out a proposal to streamline a legacy business process.