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Autodesk

Builds design, engineering, and animation software

Field Marketing Manager - Flow

Full-Time
$94k - $168.2k/yr+ Annual cash bonus + Commission + Stock grants
Senior, Expert
Montreal, QC, Canada+10 moreMore locations: Washington, USA | Oregon, USA | Toronto, ON, Canada | California, USA | Texas, USA | Florida, USA | Novi, MI, USA | Georgia, USA | Denver, CO, USA | Massachusetts, USA
HybridApproximately 30% travel is required; occasional evenings and weekends may be needed around events and productions.
Growth & MarketingMarketing Generalist & Management
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 8 years of experience in B2B marketing, with the majority in field marketing, event marketing, or demand generation.
  • Experience marketing to or working within the film, television, or post-production industry.
  • Demonstrated ownership of in-person programs from strategy through measurement, including small, high-touch formats of approximately 20–50 attendees.
  • Experience working directly with B2B sales teams against shared pipeline or revenue targets.
  • Hands-on proficiency with Salesforce and Marketo, or directly comparable customer relationship management and marketing automation platforms, with the ability to build, track, and report on programs independently.
  • Willingness to travel approximately 30% and work occasional evenings and weekends around events and productions.
Responsibilities
  • Own the field marketing plan for Flow by translating sales and business priorities into a coherent program of events, partner activity, and digital demand.
  • Design and run small, high-touch customer experiences, including hands-on sessions, workshops, and roundtables, alongside a selective presence at key industry events such as NAB, IBC, HPA, festivals, and markets.
  • Run webinars and digital programs that generate and progress demand, including partner co-hosted formats.
  • Drive qualified traffic into trial and self-service entry points.
  • Help channel and referral partners market Flow successfully as their marketing counterpart at Autodesk.
  • Create the partner toolkit, including co-marketing assets, event-in-a-box programs, regional customer stories, and campaign kits.
  • Manage partner co-marketing plans and hold partner activity accountable to sourced pipeline.
  • Work with the ABM Manager so field programs serve named-account plans through target-account invitation lists, account-objective-focused events, and jointly owned follow-through.
  • Capture intelligence from every program to sharpen targeting, inform test-and-learn activities, and improve return on investment.
  • Balance named-account work with open-net demand across the broader market, including independent and emerging production companies outside the named list.
  • Develop relationships with guilds, associations, practitioner communities, editors, post-production supervisors, DITs, and cinematographers who influence tool choice across productions.
  • Grow a champion and advocacy program that follows practitioners between productions, generating referrals and customer stories.
  • Manage multiple concurrent programs end to end, including budgets, timelines, vendors, logistics, and cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Measure and report program impact on engagement, pipeline, opportunity progression, and deal size, and use results and direct seller feedback to decide what to scale, change, or stop.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience building a field marketing or go-to-market program from the ground up.
  • Experience in partner or channel marketing, including co-marketing programs and partner enablement.
  • Experience supporting an account-based marketing motion.
  • Experience with community, advocacy, guild, or practitioner-influencer programs.
  • Experience with product-led or trial-led acquisition motions.
  • Experience in B2B software, software as a service, or a high-growth technology environment.
  • Familiarity with Folloze, Airtable, or comparable marketing and project management platforms.

About the company

Autodesk builds software for architects, engineers, construction teams, product designers, and digital artists. Its products include AutoCAD for drafting, Revit for building models, Fusion for product development, and Maya for animation and visual effects. Professionals use these desktop and cloud tools to create digital designs, test alternatives, prepare drawings, and coordinate project information with colleagues before work reaches a building site, factory, or screen. Autodesk earns revenue through software subscriptions, enterprise agreements, and usage-based access, with cloud services connecting teams and their project data. Autodesk was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

1982

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What believers are saying

  • Revenue is growing: August 2026 Autodesk reported $2.05 billion for Q2 fiscal 2027, up 16% year over year.
  • Maintenance software expands the portfolio: August 2026 Autodesk completed its approximately $3.6 billion acquisition of MaintainX.
  • US retirement savings get support: Autodesk's 2026 401(k) match reaches $4,500 for eligible employees contributing $6,000.

What critics are saying

  • Acquisition financing has a short maturity: August 2026 Autodesk borrowed $1 billion through a 364-day MaintainX term loan.
  • Sales staffing faces cuts: January 2026 Autodesk announced a 7% workforce reduction, concentrated in customer-facing sales teams.
  • US vacation accrual has a ceiling: Autodesk's full time nonexempt employees earn 10 hours monthly, capped at 200 hours.

What makes Autodesk unique

  • Product development shares one workspace: Fusion combines mechanical design, machining, simulation, and circuit-board layout in one cloud platform.
  • Building edits stay coordinated: Revit's parametric relationships automatically propagate component changes throughout the model and its drawings.
  • Specialist drafting uses one license: AutoCAD includes seven toolsets covering architecture, electrical, mechanical, mapping, plumbing, plants, and raster work.

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Benefits

  • Paid Vacation
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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