Technical track

Electronic Systems Design at Realize LIVE Americas

Explore the co-design and development process of electronics, including PCB development, mechanical co-design, and integration with product lifecycle management (PLM) in a software-driven world.

Featured experience

Next-generation electronic systems design

This year, Electronics Systems Design is co-hosted with Realize LIVE, offering a track dedicated to customer success stories on Tuesday, June 3. Attendees can also attend any of the sessions available, visit the Solutions Center to see live demos, meet experts and network with other professionals in their industry.

Passes are available for one day or all three days. At registration, you will have the opportunity to select the pass that best fits your needs.

In a rapidly evolving software-driven world, electronics content is becoming increasingly prevalent in all aspects of products and services. This track offers an opportunity to delve into the co-design and development process of electronics, focusing on printed circuit board development, mechanical co-design and seamless integration with product lifecycle management (PLM). By learning from customer experiences, you can gain valuable insights into the synergies and opportunities of electronic and mechanical co-design.

Your pass to the Electronic Systems Design track

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One-day pass

Electronic Systems Design track

Participate in the Electronic Systems Design track at Realize LIVE Americas for a fee of $495. Get full access to Realize LIVE Americas (including sessions, Solutions Center, ask the experts, and more) for Tuesday, June 3, 2025.

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Realize LIVE Americas

Full-conference pass

Attend the entire three-day Realize LIVE Americas event with access to more than 450 sessions, hands-on training and certification and six months of access to Siemens Xcelerator Academy and more.

Featured Electronic Systems Design sessions

Case study

Integration between Xpedition and NX for PCB design

Maya HTT

The aim of this session is to show how to leverage the integration between Siemens Xpedition and NX CAD for a best-in-class workflow that enhances collaboration, reduces errors and accelerates product development cycles.

Case study

Digital transformation using Siemens Teamcenter

Stoneridge

This session will share insights into how Stoneridge is standardizing on Siemens NX, Xpedition, Polarion and Supplyframe together for mechatronic systems design integrated into Teamcenter and its progression.

Tips & tricks

Engineering model-based PCB design with sustainability

Raytheon

This session addresses and defines two major critical engineering baselines and how combining them yields a printed-circuit-board-designed-designed and engineered product that meets digital twins and sustainability methodologies.

Tips and tricks

Digital thread for electronic requirement

Siemens

In this session you will learn how to solve the current airgap between system requirements and electronic implementations.

Case study

Vertiv digital transformation journey

Vertiv

Learn how Vertiv has enabled common work in a process electronic data management solution that promotes re-use, eliminates part duplication requests and integrates with product lifecycle management (PLM).

Case study

Preparing the next generation of electronics engineers

Wayne State University

Wayne State University has formed partnerships with the Printed Circuit Engineering Association and Siemens. This session will provide an overview of our program goals and expected outcomes.

Featured Electronic Systems Design speakers

Maya HTT

Elias Ghossein, solution manager

Elias Ghossein has expertise in NX and Teamcenter customization. For more than 10 years, Elias has been helping businesses – from startups to the Big 4 Tech – audit, automate and customize their technical workflows.

Raytheon

Filbert Arzola, Sr. electrical and PCB design engineer

Filbert Arzola has worked in the aerospace industry for more than 35 years and has made printed circuit board (PCB) design engineering the main topic of his career.

Wayne State University

Amar Basu, professor

Amar Basu, Ph.D., is a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a joint appointment in Biomedical Engineering at Wayne State University.

Siemens

Faisal Chikhaoui, market development manager

Faisal Chikhaoui has more than 26 years of experience in the electronic design automation industry and is well-versed in integrated circuit (ICP), printed circuit board (PCB) and systems engineering challenges and solutions.

Stoneridge

Eric Wines, chief engineer

Eric Wines is currently the chief engineer of Tools and Architecture for global engineering at Stoneridge. He has more than 35 years of experience in the automotive, aerospace and high-tech electronic industries.

Vertiv

Steve Blackwell, VP of Engineering

Steve Blackwell is the VP of Engineering at Vertiv Corporation, a global leader in the design, manufacture, and service of critical infrastructure for data centers, communication networks, and commercial and industrial facilities.

Technical track

Electronic Systems Design at Realize LIVE Americas

Next-generation electronic systems design

Your pass to the Electronic Systems Design track

Electronic Systems Design track

Full-conference pass

Featured Electronic Systems Design sessions

Integration between Xpedition and NX for PCB design

Digital transformation using Siemens Teamcenter

Engineering model-based PCB design with sustainability

Digital thread for electronic requirement

Vertiv digital transformation journey

Preparing the next generation of electronics engineers

Featured Electronic Systems Design speakers

Elias Ghossein, solution manager

Filbert Arzola, Sr. electrical and PCB design engineer

Amar Basu, professor

Faisal Chikhaoui, market development manager

Eric Wines, chief engineer

Steve Blackwell, VP of Engineering

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