Responsibilities Teamcenter Active Workspace ownership · Take technical ownership of the Active Workspace configuration as we move from PoC to broader deployment. · Translate real engineering needs into workable Teamcenter solutions without over-engineering. · Establish clear, maintainable patterns for configuration, data modeling, and deployment. Data model and configuration (BMIDE) · Configure and maintain the Teamcenter data model using BMIDE (business objects, attributes, LOVs, relations, rules). · Test configuration and data model changes to ensure successful deployment without negatively affecting existing implementation · Manage deployments across environments and ensure changes are controlled and understandable by others. BOM outputs, reports, and Excel deliverables · Own how downstream outputs are generated, including BOM exports to Excel. · Understand existing report/export mechanisms, document how they work, and make them configurable and supportable. · Improve report definitions and templates where needed. Attribute management and OEM (customer/supplier data) onboarding · Define how new OEM attribute sets are introduced, mapped, and governed in Teamcenter. · Implement scalable approaches for attribute mapping and validation rather than one-off fixes. · Decide when configuration is sufficient and when light customization is justified. Active Workspace UI and style sheets · Edit and maintain Active Workspace stylesheets (XRT) to control create pages, summary views, and attribute visibility. · Ensure stylesheet changes are manageable across environments and upgrades. Enablement and knowledge transfer · Work closely with internal engineers, explaining how the system works and why decisions were made. · Produce clear documentation and run books so the system does not depend on tribal knowledge.
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