Sr. Solution Architect AWC

Overview

Sr. Solution Architect AWC with 12-15 years of experience.

He/She has successfully led the transition from RAC to AWC for multiple customers, including an industrial manufacturing company. This assingment is initially 6 months and extendable.

Responsibilities

Job Responsibilities

• Solution Architecture & Design

  • Lead end-to-end Teamcenter solution architecture and implementation activities.
  • Analyze customer business requirements and design scalable AWC-based solutions.
  • Define best practices, governance standards, and architecture guidelines for Teamcenter deployments.
  • Conduct technical feasibility assessments and solution reviews.
  • Prepare solution design documents, architecture diagrams, and implementation strategies.

  Active Workspace (AWC) Solutioning

  • Design and implement customized AWC solutions aligned with business processes.
  • Architect user experiences and workflows using AWC framework capabilities.
  • Drive AWC roadmap, upgrade strategy, and customization approach.
  • Provide technical leadership for AWC enhancements and integrations.

  AWC Configuration & Customization

  • Configure and customize Active Workspace to meet customer requirements.
  • Develop and maintain:
    • Commands
    • Panels
    • Declarative Configuration
    • Table Configurations
    • Folder Content Organization
    • Stylesheet Modifications
  • Create and manage custom views, summaries, object presentations, and user-specific experiences.
  • Implement and support Classification-related configurations within AWC.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.

Essential skills

✔ Teamcenter Solution Architecture✔ Active Workspace (AWC) Solutioning✔ AWC Configuration✔ Declarative Customization✔ Command Creation✔ Panel Creation✔ Table Configuration✔ Stylesheet Changes✔ Folder Content Organization✔ Classification & Administration✔ Dispatcher Admin Console✔ Troubleshooting AWC Customizations