TriStar Beverage, LLC
Windchill Consultant
Phoenix, AZ, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 4460 days ago
JavaHTMLSQLSalesProcess ImprovementERPSolidWorksCATIACreoResearch
About the role
- TriStar Inc. is the leading provider of PTC (Parametric Technology Corporation) software and services in the U.S. We provide turnkey software, hardware, and consulting solutions to engineering professionals and manufacturing / design organizations throughout the US. Since 1988 we have demonstrated product expertise and business excellence by providing our
- partners with the solutions that improve their engineering processes.
Responsibilities
- Support the TriStar sales team in pursuit of new PTC business by performing demos / presentations.
Requirements
- Experience in any business analysis / process optimization technologies or projects.
- Experience with any of the following CAD tools (Pro/Engineer, Solidworks, AutoDesk, Catia, UG, Solidedge)
- Degree in an Engineering or Computer Systems discipline.
- Demonstrable experience with any of the following types of projects:
- Experience with any of the following: Java, JSP, HTML, Oracle, SQL, XML.
Nice to have
- This position is responsible for implementation services on the full range of PTC PLM, PDM, and CAD products (PDMLink, Pro/Engineer (Creo), ProjectLink, and Intralink to name a few).
- Implementation services span the range of basic installations to enterprise deployments focusing on business process improvement and integration with ERP/MRP systems.
- Engagements are delivered in time periods of as little as a few days to as many as a few months.
- Our clientele includes Fortune 500 companies all the way down to independent business owners.
- Demonstrated capability with web programming languages, SQL, and change management (CMII) is a plus but not required.
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