Job Description
As a PLM Solution Architect, you will provide Teamcenter / Enovia Unified product expertise, designing and deploying innovative solutions configured to meet customer requirements and deliver value. You will be pivotal from problem definition to discovery of the overall solution design, development, deployment and guide teams on project processes, deliverables. As a thought leader in your domain, you will be the key advisor to architecture and design reviews. You will anchor business pursuit initiatives, client training, in-house capability building. You will have the opportunity to shape value-adding consulting solutions that enable our clients to meet the changing needs of the global landscape.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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