Windchill PLM Developer

Windchill PLM Developer
Location: Remote

Works closely with stakeholders to develop a detailed scope of work and execution plan for PLM engagements and Support the project team and customers with advanced technical questions and solutions

� Facilitate and document blueprinting and mapping sessions with customers for PLM, Change Management, and Migrations

� Analyze requirements and contribute to the design of PTC solutions to complex customer requirements

� Develop functional and technical requirements for PLM, Change Management, and Migrations

� Produce technical specifications for customizations and system integrations

� Design and execute implementations for PDM, PLM, Change Management, and Migrations

� Work closely with project managers ensuring project scope is meant and change control is initiated as needed � Provide best practices for user acceptance testing, training, design, documentation, and delivery efforts

� Identify new opportunities in existing accounts as gaps become evident during service delivery

� Lead and facilitate user training and user acceptance testing

� Mentor and collaborate with services team members on design, documentation, and implementations Basic

Qualifications:

� 8+ years of overall experience in Windchill PLM application design, development and support.

� Strong Experience in PTC Windchill PDMLink,Option & Variants, Workflow, OIR, InfoEngine Task customization & configuration.

� Strong experience in Windchill solution design, data modelling

� Strong experience in Windchill ESI, Info Engine integration and working on TIBCO middleware

� Experienced in working with MCAD Solidworks and SAP integrations

� In depth knowledge and good experience in JAVA, J2EE, JSP, Java Script, XML.

� Ajax, Bootstrap and jQuery (Good to have).

� A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology or related Travel: 10% to 20% of occasional travel to Texas, USA Degree: Bachelor

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