Principal Architect, MedTech Technology R&D Product Lifecycle Management
Listed on 2026-10-08
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Systems Analyst, IT Consultant, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations
Job Function:
Technology Enterprise Strategy & Security
Job Sub Function:Solution Architecture
Job Category:Scientific/Technology
All Job Posting Locations:Raritan, New Jersey, United States of America
Job Description:We are searching for the best talent for a Principal Architect, Med Tech Technology R&D Product Lifecycle Management to be located in Raritan, NJ, Belgium or the United Kingdom.
Please note that this role is available across multiple countries and may be posted under different requisition numbers to comply with local requirements. While you are welcome to apply to any or all of the postings, we recommend focusing on the specific country(s) that align with your preferred location(s):
Raritan, NJ, Belgium and the United Kingdom.
United Kingdom
- Requisition Number: R-097011
Belgium
- Requisition number - R-094603
At Med Tech, we are strengthening the technology foundation that supports how products move through the R&D lifecycle — from product data and engineering workflows to connected downstream processes. We are looking for a Principal Architect, R&D PLM who can help shape that foundation in a practical, thoughtful, and future-ready way!
In this role, you will work across Product Lifecycle Management, related engineering systems, lifecycle data, and integrations with adjacent enterprise platforms. You will help teams make clear design choices, create reusable architecture guidance, and improve the consistency of the PLM landscape over time.
We need someone who understands enterprise PLM, can navigate a complex technology environment, and can turn domain knowledge into practical direction for teams and leaders. You will work with partners across R&D, Quality, Regulatory, Supply Chain, Data, product, platform, engineering, and architecture. You may also work with PLM vendors, implementation partners, system integrators, and other technology partners where needed.
What you will doYou will shape the future of R&D PLM architecture across Med Tech, helping define how PLM capabilities, engineering systems, lifecycle data, and connected enterprise processes should evolve.
You will create practical blueprints, reference patterns, and design principles that help teams deliver consistently while improving the PLM landscape over time. This includes work across product data, document management, product and engineering change control, product structure, BOM / part configuration, engineering workflows, and related lifecycle processes.
You will guide platform evolution by identifying ways to simplify the landscape, increase reuse, reduce avoidable complexity, and support future capability needs. You will also support priority initiatives where PLM connects with adjacent platforms and enterprise capabilities.
You will help teams make informed decisions by identifying technical risks, system dependencies, security considerations, debt, and design trade-offs. You will also mentor architects, engineers, and technical contributors and help develop reusable practices that strengthen architecture maturity across teams.
What you bringYou bring strong PLM architecture experience and the judgment to balance current delivery needs with longer-term technology goals. You communicate clearly, build trusted relationships, and are comfortable working in an environment where business, technology, regulatory, and delivery needs all matter.
Required experience includes.- Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related technology field; equivalent practical experience may be considered
- 8+ years of relevant experience in solution architecture, enterprise architecture, PLM architecture, engineering systems architecture, or related enterprise technology roles
- strong experience…
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