Configuration Manager - Teamcenter

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Own the configuration management framework in Teamcenter, including part numbering and configuration-suffix schemes, revision rules, working-revision policy, effectivity, and baseline definition.
• Define and administer release-state logic and the item release-to-production workflow, including the attribute completeness required before a part becomes procurable.
• Define and govern configuration requirements for Design Release, Procurement-Ready, Build-Ready, and Production Release gates at the part, subassembly, and system level.
• Define fit-for-purpose configuration controls across Prototype, EVT, DVT, PVT, and Production phases, enabling rapid engineering iteration during development while progressively increasing configuration rigor as the…
• Govern BOM structure and BOM revision behavior, and maintain alignment between EBOM, MBOM, and as-built structures.
• Establish configuration baselines at program milestones and maintain traceability from released configuration to delivered hardware.
• Define the product configuration model necessary to maintain serial-number-level traceability from engineering baseline through procurement, manufacturing, test, shipment, retrofit, and service.
• Establish the relationship between as-designed, as-planned, as-built, and as-maintained configurations and define the authoritative system of record for each.

Job requirements

• Hands-on Teamcenter experience across item and revision structures, BOM management, release statuses, and workflow configuration.
• Demonstrated ownership of a part numbering and revision scheme through real production use, including its edge cases.
• Working knowledge of engineering change processes and change board governance.
• Strong grasp of BOM types and how EBOM/MBOM divergence affects procurement and build execution.
• Demonstrated understanding of as-designed, as-planned, as-built, and as-maintained product configurations.
• Experience managing engineering changes after material has entered procurement, supplier WIP, inventory, or manufacturing.
• Ability to balance configuration rigor with high-velocity NPI development and establish appropriate controls for different stages of product maturity.
• Ability to write procedures teams can follow and to train users across functions.