Windchill PLM Data Migration Specialist

5 Star Recruitment; Chester (NJ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A top recruitment agency is seeking a Windchill PLM Data Migration Specialist in Chester, NJ. This role requires over 6 years of IT experience, particularly in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). Ideal candidates will have a solid understanding of Windchill's database architecture, experience with ETL processes, and hands-on experience with CAD Migration. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to analyze business processes are essential. Join a dynamic team dedicated to effective data migration solutions.

Qualifications

• Over 6+ years of experience in the IT industry focusing on PLM.
• Good understanding of Windchill database architecture.
• Experience in CAD Migration using Windchill Bulk Migration.

Responsibilities

• Analyze business processes and requirements for migration.
• Develop utilities to assist migration activities.
• Administer and validate proposed solution approaches.

Skills

Customer interaction

Requirements analysis

Problem solving

Tools

Windchill

ETL processes

CAD tools

Job description

About the job Windchill PLM Data Migration Specialist

Job Description:

• Over 6+ years of experience in the IT industry with expertise in the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) domain, specifically focusing on customer interaction, understanding business processes, requirements analysis, and the administration and verification/validation of proposed solution approaches.
• Aware of Business and System Administration, GUI, lifecycle and Workflow customization.
• Knowledge of Release process, BOM management, Change Management and CAD Integration.
• Good understanding of Windchill database and its table architecture.
• Hands on experience on ETL process.
• Experience in CAD Migration using Windchill Bulk Migration.
• Ability to develop utilities to assist Migration activity? Good problem solving skills
• Prior experience of migrating from non-Windchill to Windchill system