PLM Systems Design Engineer

JOB ROLE : PLM Systems Design Engineer

Location:

Sunnyvale, CA or Austin, TX (5x/ week onsite)
Duration: 6 months

JOB DESCRIPTION :

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, or related field (Manufacturing, Mechanical, Electrical, etc.)

• 5-7+ years of experience of leading global supply chain initiatives improving processes in the electronics industry - design, sourcing, manufacturing, logistics, fulfillment, after-sale service

• Hands-on experience in Siemens Teamcenter.

• Deep PLM and Operations / Supply Chain process experience and be self-directed, motivated, and comfortable working in an extremely fast-paced environment

• Technical proficiency in PLM enterprise software, integration technologies, and data platforms

• Extensive experience in global supply chain management specific to New Product Introduction (NPI) at a global scale

• Comprehensive knowledge of how PLM data is used across enterprise, manufacturing, and supply chain processes. Ability to identify use cases where improved data will bring
significant benefit to teams, mobilize POC's, and scale rapid solutions.

• Hands on experience working with PLM data across the enterprise translating how data enables business processes and recommend process efficiency improvements resulting from data processing improvements and realize the benefit

• Strong analytical, project management and leadership skills to handle a variety of activities and complexities spanning the organization and be willing to work at both a very detailed and strategic level

• The ability to facilitate global projects and to align business and technical teams

• Exceptional communication skills, verbal, written and presentation to easily communicate complex technical concepts to executive leadership

• Solid ability to personally deliver large scale global initiatives under pressure, with high levels of complexity and ambiguity.

• Identify and build strong business cases for the Data Foundation use cases. Assist in the mobilization of POC's and projects to mobilize the use cases.