Customer Success Manager, Autodesk Forma
Pubblicato il 31-07-2026 - Autodesk in Italia
Job Requisition ID #
26WD95548
- Please submit your CV in English
Position Overview
We are looking for Construction Technology professionals who are passionate about driving digital transformation throughout the construction industry.
Reporting to the Manager of Forma Customer Success, you will build lasting and meaningful relationships with some of the largest AECO organisations in Italy. You will develop and manage the Customer Success Plan and partner with the Sales Executive to plan and achieve the expansion of relationships, project adoption and revenue. You will do this through increasing the adoption of the Autodesk Forma (Autodesk Construction Cloud) platform and documenting value delivered.
Responsibilities
- Be accountable for the relationship health of a selected portfolio of accounts
- Develop Customer Success Plans, with documented value delivered
- Improve Autodesk Forma Adoption within these accounts by solving customer challenges with our technology. Thereby increasing Monthly Active Users, Projects and functionality in use
- Mitigate any churn risk and guide expansion discussions
- Become an expert in our Autodesk Forma Platform, in current functionality and roadmap
Minimum Qualifications
- 5+ years’ experience in the Construction Industry or Construction Technology Industry - (i.e. Account Manager, Customer Success Manager, Digital Lead, BIM Manager, BIM Coordinator, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Quality Manager)
- Advanced knowledge of AEC workflows and awareness of BIM solutions focused on Construction Technology
- Autodesk Forma Platform or similar CDE and Construction/Project Management solutions knowledge
- Experience communicating the value of technology and its features to customers
- Italian language proficiency at a professional level (written and spoken)
- Ability to travel when required
- Experience in building face-to-face relationships with customers
About You
You are passionate about digitisation and progress in the construct