MaintainX, now part of Autodesk, is a mobile-first work execution platform for industrial and frontline teams. The Principal Product Manager will join the Core Division in the Enterprise Knowledge pillar, which is responsible for how large, multi-site customers define, standardize and govern their operational data. The role focuses on reshaping the core product architecture so it scales from thousands of sites to the world's largest operators, without breaking existing customers.
Responsibilities
Own strategy, roadmap and execution for a new enterprise-grade foundation, from design-partner alpha to broad adoption across multi-site enterprise accounts; Define how the product must evolve architecturally to win larger customers, and build the case, sequencing and investment plan; Consolidate overlapping systems into one coherent model with a migration path and deprecation sequence; Settle product questions on change propagation, control sharing between corporate and sites, and existing data migration; Run the design-partner program, including recurring customer sessions and prototype-driven discovery; Take large structural redesigns from spec to validated model, additive and non-breaking for existing customers; Partner with Engineering, Design, GTM and executive leadership to turn architectural shifts into revenue
Requirements
7+ years in product management; 5+ years of platform or core-product work at an enterprise SaaS company (entity models, permissioning, configuration frameworks); deep systems thinking, including cascade/override policies, hierarchy schemas, cardinality and migration states; experience running design-partner sessions and evidence-based discovery; track record sequencing multi-year foundational work while shipping customer-visible value every quarter
Nice to have
CMMS, EAM or industrial operations background; experience migrating customers off SAP PM or Maximo-class systems
Benefits
Compensation may include commission, annual bonus and equity; benefits differ by country, with health coverage, retirement and leave plans varying for roles in Canada