Role: PLM Teamcenter Consultant with AWC (Active Workspace)
Experience: 6 + Years
Location: Cupertino, CA, Austin, TX, Detroit, MI
Job Description:
- Strong knowledge of Teamcenter and AWC architecture, including knowledge of its server components such as Database Server, Application Server, Web Server, active workspace gateway, and File repo
- Advanced proficiency in Teamcenter AWC development, encompassing customization and configuration to tailor solutions to specific business needs.
- Hands-on expertise in configuring Tiles, Workspaces, themes, stylesheets index configurations, and search configurations to optimize user experience and functionality.
- Demonstrated ability in creating one-step commands, tools, and info commands, coupled with adeptness in implementing custom actions and error-handling mechanisms.
- Proficiency in the creation of locations and sublocations and customising them as required.
- Desirable experience in developing directives and views for injection into stylesheets to enhance interface functionality.
- Understanding of Teamcenter’s Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and adeptness in utilising Teamcenter Service APIs to develop custom services, along with knowledge of consuming these services on the Active Workspace client side.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Java, Angular JS, JavaScript, and C++, along with familiarity with web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and RESTful APIs.
- Knowledgeable about Teamcenter’s diverse Modules such as Access Control, Workflow, and Change Management to effectively leverage their functionalities within the system.
- Familiarity with BMIDE (Business Modeler Integrated Development Environment) and its utilization for configuring and customizing Teamcenter data models, data types, and data structures.
- Experience working with Teamcenter version 13 or higher, with desirable exposure to AWC versions 4.2+, 5.1+, showcasing adaptability to evolving software iterations.
- Must have hands-on experience in developing applications and customizations in Teamcenter PLM environment