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Teamcenter Active Workspace (AWC) Solution Architect

Accenture

Senior

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What this role is

Accenture is seeking an architect to design and guide Teamcenter Active Workspace implementations for manufacturing and engineering clients moving from legacy systems to modern web interfaces. This role suits experienced Teamcenter professionals who can translate business needs into scalable technical architectures and work across cross-functional teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Proven experience as Solution Architect, PLM Architect, or senior Teamcenter consultant
  • Strong experience with Siemens Teamcenter and Active Workspace in engineering or manufacturing
  • Hands-on knowledge of Active Workspace configuration including commands, stylesheets, preferences, and JSON view models
  • Experience with Teamcenter BMIDE, data model design, workflow customization, and integration patterns
  • Understanding of Teamcenter processes and PLM ways of working
  • Experience working in Agile delivery with cross-functional teams
  • Strong English communication skills and ability to create architecture documentation

Nice to have

  • Experience supporting migration from Teamcenter Rich Client to Active Workspace
  • Knowledge of ITK, SOA services, REST services, or T4EA infrastructure
  • Experience with security, performance, scalability, data, or integration architecture
  • Large-scale PLM transformation program experience
  • Dutch language skills

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