About the role

As a PLM Implementation Engineer I, you'll support the delivery of PTC Windchill solutions for customers across a range of industries. From system configuration and data migration to testing and documentation, you'll develop a broad technical foundation while being mentored by senior engineers.

This is an early-career role built for growth. You'll contribute to real projects from day one, with increasing independence as your expertise develops.

What you'll do

• Execute technical tasks within PTC Windchill implementations under the guidance of senior engineers

• Support system blueprinting and proof-of-concept development

• Assist with data migration from existing systems into PTC Windchill

• Participate in testing and validation of configurations to ensure accuracy

• Document technical specifications and configurations

• Support integration of Windchill with third-party platforms including ERP, MES, and CPQ systems

• Contribute to digital thread component implementations

• Assist with Windchill Critical Patch updates and routine system maintenance

What you'll bring

Required:

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent experience

• 0–2 years of experience in MCAD or PLM environments

• Strong analytical and problem-solving ability

• Clear, professional communication skills — written and verbal

Preferred:

• Hands-on experience with PTC products (Windchill, Creo)

• CAD experience in any platform

• Exposure to ERP, MES, or CPQ systems

Who thrives here

• You learn quickly and ask good questions — you don't need everything mapped out before you get started

• You communicate technical information clearly, even to non-technical audiences

• You adapt well when project requirements shift mid-stream

• You take ownership of your work and sweat the details

• You're collaborative by nature and enjoy working within a team of experienced engineers

Work setup

• Remote-first with a dedicated, professional home workspace required

• Some travel required, including occasional international trips for customer visits, training, and company meetings

• Must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship