Design Engineer

Aerospace and defence organisations are investing heavily in PLM and CAD technologies to accelerate engineering delivery, improve productivity, and maintain compliance in highly regulated environments. Realising these benefits requires effective configuration and adoption that supports day-to-day engineering activities.

As a PLM Configurator, you will configure Teamcenter and/or NX solutions based on approved technical designs, including workflows, data models, access controls, templates, and system settings. Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will ensure solutions are robust, maintainable, and aligned to engineering processes, supporting testing, deployment, and controlled configuration changes across environments.

What you will do

• Configure Siemens Teamcenter and/or Siemens NX in line with approved technical designs, functional requirements and delivery standards.
• Translate configuration specifications, design documents and configuration workbooks into working PLM/CAD system behaviours.
• Configure Teamcenter objects, item types, attributes, relationships, naming rules, revision rules, workflows, access controls, preferences and classifications as required.
• Support Teamcenter BMIDE configuration activities, including data model updates, business objects, properties, rules and deployment packages where relevant.
• Configure Active Workspace behaviours, stylesheets, tiles, commands, preferences and user-facing elements where required.
• Support NX configuration activities, including templates, managed mode settings, CAD data structures, attributes, user preferences and integration with Teamcenter.

What you will bring

• Hands-on experience configuring Siemens Teamcenter and/or Siemens NX in a delivery, project or support environment.
• Practical understanding of PLM concepts such as items, revisions, datasets, product structures, BOMs, effectivity, workflows, access control, change management and release processes.
• Experience working from technical designs, solution specifications, functional requirements or configuration workbooks and turning them into working system configuration.
• Knowledge of Teamcenter configuration areas such as BMIDE, organisation structures, preferences, workflows, access manager, query builder, classification, stylesheets or Active Workspace configuration.
• Familiarity with NX configuration in a managed Teamcenter environment, including CAD data management, templates, attributes, preferences and user settings.