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As a Teamcenter T4EA Developer, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and supporting robust integrations between Teamcenter and SAP using T4EA. This role involves analyzing intricate business requirements to architect scalable integration solutions that ensure seamless data synchronization. You will configure and customize T4EA mappings, workflows, and transfer processes to manage essential enterprise data, including Material Master, BOM, Document Info Records, Change Master, and engineering data.

We are seeking candidates with a minimum of 5 to 12 years of experience in Teamcenter development and integration projects. Essential expertise includes strong hands-on experience with Teamcenter T4EA (Gateway for Enterprise Applications) and a deep understanding of core Teamcenter modules such as Product Structure Management, BOM Management, Change Management, and Document Management.

Your technical toolkit should also encompass Teamcenter ITK, SOA, BMIDE, Active Workspace, and Teamcenter administration. A solid grasp of SAP business processes, including Material Master, BOM, Engineering Change Management, and Document Management, is crucial. We also expect proficiency in T4EA configuration, mapping development, workflow integration, and troubleshooting, along with familiarity with the Teamcenter data model, transfer templates, and enterprise integration frameworks.