The Siemens Digital Industries Software portfolio is as diverse as the global audience who uses it. Now more than ever, it’s important for students to learn the software they will use in the workforce. For our latest global student challenge, we asked students to submit self-produced short video clips highlighting their experience with the Siemens software portfolio. Today we are announcing the winners!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Umang recently completed his graduate degree in industry and systems engineering from Oakland University and is currently working as a Program Ergonomist at General Motors<\/a>. His job is to make sure that the team members can assemble vehicles and carry out the rest of their job responsibilities safely. Umang uses several Siemens technologies at work such as Teamcenter<\/a> and Tecnomatix<\/a>, but he was first exposed to the software portfolio at school. <\/p>\n\n\n\n After attending conferences like Realize Live<\/a>, utilizing Siemens educational resources such as Learning Advantage<\/a>, and using software in the classroom, Umang was brought closer to his goal of becoming a digital industry expert. Of the time he spent learning the software portfolio he said, \u201cSoftware such as NX<\/a> and Plant Simulation<\/a> had a learning curve associated them. Siemens has compiled a good amount of resources online to learn the software. I personally spent a lot of time doing trainings available in Learning Advantage<\/a>.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n In the video below, Umang talks through some of his projects using software such as Plant Simulation. He also walks through how he has leveraged the Siemens software portfolio to create digital twins and optimize manufacturing processes. <\/p>\n\n\n\n