ECAD Library & PLM Engineer

Our Client, an AV Manufacturing company, is looking for an ECAD Library & PLM Engineer for their Foster City, CA location.
 
Responsibilities:

• Own the Altium component library end to end: schematic symbols, PCB footprints, models, and parametric metadata
• Administer and evolve the Altium-to-3DEXPERIENCE (3DX) integration, ensuring electrical part masters, revisions, and BOM structures stay synchronized between ECAD and PLM.
• Manage the electrical part creation and release process — intake requests from design engineers, validate manufacturer data, assign internal part numbers, and drive parts through review to release.
• Configure and maintain 3DX (ENOVIA) workflows, change management, classification schemas, and attribute structures supporting electrical and electromechanical content.
• Partner with mechanical engineering on CATIA/3DX interoperability for PCB 3D models, connector geometry, harness routing data, and enclosure fit checks.
• Drive library data quality initiatives: duplicate detection, obsolescence and EOL flagging, and alternate/equivalent part management
• Support release engineering and NPI: verify manufacturing data packages, fabrication and assembly outputs, and BOM accuracy ahead of design releases.
• Collaborate with electrical engineers to jointly make schematic, BOM and layout changes, including component placement and trace routing

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent practical experience.
• 6+ years of experience in ECAD library management, PLM administration, or electrical design data management in a hardware product environment.
• Deep hands-on expertise with Altium Designer, including Altium 365, vaults, managed components, and library management workflows.
• Production experience administering a PLM system — Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE / ENOVIA strongly preferred — including workflows, change management, and configuration.
• Working knowledge of CATIA and MCAD–ECAD collaborative design data exchange (IDX/IDF, STEP).
• Strong grasp of electronics component fundamentals: packages, datasheet interpretation, tolerance and derating parameters, and manufacturer part numbering.
• Demonstrated fluency with IPC standards for footprint and land pattern design.
• Preferred:
• Experience supporting automotive, aerospace, or another safety-critical or regulated hardware program.
• Familiarity with automotive component qualification standards (AEC-Q100/Q200) and functional safety documentation practices.
• Prior involvement in a PLM implementation, migration, or major version upgrade.
• Experience supporting PCB layout for 10+ layer boards

• Health Benefits
• Referral Program
• Excellent growth and advancement opportunities