Product Manager – Content Catalog

Job Description:

  • Define and implement the product strategy and roadmap for Content Catalog
  • Work closely with customers to understand challenges related to content management, governance, and reuse in AEC industry workflows
  • Drive product investments aimed at improving content discoverability, quality, consistency, and reliability
  • Collaborate with engineering, architecture, and user experience design teams to deliver intuitive and scalable content management experiences
  • Partner with Autodesk product teams to improve integration and adoption of Content Catalog features
  • Prioritize investments based on customer feedback, business objectives, product telemetry, and technical considerations
  • Define and track performance metrics to evaluate outcomes and inform decisions about the future roadmap
  • Communicate product strategy, priorities, and progress to stakeholders and leadership

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in architecture, engineering, construction management, computer science, or a related field
  • At least 5 years of product management experience bringing software or platform features to market
  • Strong understanding of AEC workflows, BIM processes, and design content management
  • Experience working closely with customers to identify needs and translate them into product investments
  • Experience influencing cross-functional teams within a matrixed environment
  • Proven ability to build trusted relationships with technical and business stakeholders
  • Practical knowledge of APIs, integrations, and modern software platforms
  • Strong communication, prioritization, and stakeholder management skills
  • Experience defining product success metrics and using data to guide decisions
  • Solid knowledge of Agile product development methodologies

Benefits:

  • Base salary between $104,000 and $151,800
  • Annual bonuses
  • Commissions for sales roles
  • Equity awards
  • Comprehensive benefits package
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