Lead Engineer - Enterprise PLM Applications

Job Description Summary
Lead Engineer - Enterprise PLM Applications will convert requirements into technical capabilities and provides application capability options, sequence delivery priorities, configure designed solution, and perform testing to ensure achievement of the right outcomes.
This role will be working with product, business, and technology leaders to focus on solving the right problems, in the right way, at the right time using LEAN methodologies.
This includes understanding business requirements working the technical resources on application design, troubleshooting, performing root causes analysis, testing, and end-user support.
Job Description
• Collaborate with stakeholders to identify business requirements.
• Gather and formalize business requirements for PLM solution.
• Validate requirements with representatives who will be affected by the business process or change and receive sign off from the stakeholders.
• Collaborate with business group members to ensure the full end-to-end business process will function and meet business requirements within the project scope.
• Recommend improvements to, or new requirements for, business processes and operational procedures.
• Analyse existing system functionality and business processes in the scope of the business need and design valued cost-effective solutions to support the business requirements.
• Conduct research on PLM module functionalities and changes (User groups, Product Support Documentation etc.).
• Create documentation (business rules, as is/to be flows, requirements, data configuration, use cases, functional specs, testing forms etc.).
• Collaborate with implementation team (including system Architects, Software Engineers, etc.) to determine best IT and PLM solutions for identified business requirements.
• Create, communicate, and coordinate test plans and test cases (integration, functional, user acceptance, regression, etc.).
• Validate configuration changes meet the business requirements without negatively impacting existing functionality.
• Document system configuration changes.
• Participate in lessons learned.
• Trouble-shoot customer issues on products supported within the business domain.
• Provide guidance for the support teams by creating knowledge articles, process documentation.
• Create end-user training materials.
• Capable of training others as applicable on specific areas of business processes or systems.