Industry X - Engineering Digitization & PLM Consultant - Midwest

We are Industry X: We embed innovation, intelligence and sustainability in the way the world makes things and the things it makes. Industry X enables leaders to act quickly and confidently as they pivot to the future. We define Industry X as digital reinvention of manufacturing / engineering and believe that smart, sustainable, connected digital products and assets are about to create hyper-personalized industrial experiences, completely new levels of operational efficiency, transparency and traceability, tangible impact on sustainability and brand-new sources of revenue growth. Known for our ability to execute at speed, we help clients determine clear, actionable paths to competitive agility by bringing them new thinking on business and technology. You are: A digital native with in-depth knowledge of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems. Coding is your superpower, but you’ve also got the skills and vision to understand how to make a client’s project successful from the start. What satisfies you? Planning, designing, and building complex digital products that work like a dream. You’re as good with people as you are with tech, and sharing your work with team members is second nature. The work:

Take ownership of complex projects, serving as the technical and subject matter expert

Write new code or modify existing code, and document what you’ve done

Help the head architect design tools and applications, and get them working based on project goals

Record how each application is configured and designed

Catch and fix coding problems, and tweak and improve your work along the way

Test applications and build test cases and scenarios

Coach members of your workstream teams, sharing skills and motivation as needed

Here’s what you need:

At least 2 years of professional experience with a major PLM system (PTC Windchill, Dassault Systèmes 3DExperience, Siemens Teamcenter, SAP-PLM, Oracle Agile) and/or Master Data Management

At least 2 years of PLM concepts and solutions experience

At least 2 years of professional experience with IT systems for engineering or manufacturing

Bonus points if:

You’re skilled at developing APIs

You know everything there is to know about systems implementation methodology (especially Agile and Waterfall)

You can handle large data migration

Bachelor's degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years) work experience. (If Associate’s Degree, must have minimum 6 years work experience)

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