Owns the business-layer architecture inside Teamcenter: can build it, prove it out, and deploy to production (not just code to spec — closer to Kishore than a pure coder like Nikhil)
Strong problem solving, troubleshooting, and code review
Comfortable working through a ticket queue with no direct end-user/stakeholder contact
Nice-to-Have
T4EA
Dispatcher
Data migration / site consolidation (CSV2TCXML, low-level tcxml)
ETL / Perl / shell scripting
Teamcenter development customizations: 90%
Support custom handlers in Teamcenter (written in C++)
BMIDE (Business Modeler Integrated Development Environment) – tool used within Siemens Teamcenter to configure, customize, extend data model of PLM system
Workflows
Data model updates
Work with users of our software to build them workflows, train them on the intricacies of the tools, etc.
Very much a "process layer" person rather than a deeply technical type person like Nikhil (RH contractor) is – be interface between business and ourselves
Collaborate with local and remote team members in developing and implementing Teamcenter solutions
Ability to workflow modifications, creations, queries, reports
Help troubleshoot Teamcenter technical issues include those related with deployment, configuration, server/client-side issues