Technical Program Manager

Experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or Technical Program Manager2. Experience managing a product backlog3. Experience working with software developersWhat you'll doProgram management (core)Drive end-to-end delivery across multiple connected tools and partner organizations, coordinating engineering, design, and business stakeholders toward a shared roadmap.Manage cross-team and third-party dependencies, integration points, and release/installer cadence so work flows predictably and capacity is never idle.Run a single, transparent decision-intake process with stakeholders - batching decisions, securing approvals and data/test assets, and maintaining a decision log with clear turnaround expectations.Identify, track, and mitigate risks; streamline meeting cadence and communication to protect developer focus time.Define and report delivery KPIs (throughput, cycle time, backlog and defect age, dependency/unblock latency) and use them to drive continuous improvement.Product ownership (embedded)Own and continuously prioritize a single product backlog spanning multiple tools, balancing new features, enhancements, technical health, and defects.Translate business objectives into build-ready user stories, requirements, and acceptance criteria, enforcing a clear "definition of ready."Set and defend product scope to prevent scope creep, and facilitate agile development, refinement, and reviews.What you'll bringProgram & product leadershipProven experience as a Technical Program Manager, Technical Product Manager, or Product Owner delivering software in an Agile, multi-stakeholder environment.Demonstrated ability to coordinate across multiple teams and partner organizations, drive decisions, and remove blockers in ambiguous, fast-moving settings.Excellent requirement-writing, prioritization, and stakeholder-management skills, with a track record of reducing requirement churn and delivery risk.Experience with backlog/issue-tracking and program-tracking tools (e.g., Airtable, Jira, Azure DevOps) and Agile delivery practices.Technical skills & platform[SS1] fluencyAbility to engage credibly with developers on Autodesk Revit add-in/plugin development and the Revit API, including the realities of supporting multiple Revit versions.Working understanding of the C# / .NET ecosystem (e.g., .NET Framework vs. .NET 8 migrations, Visual Studio solution structure, installer/build releases) and of Python-based scripting and tooling.Familiarity with the Autodesk Platform Services (APS/Forge) stack-including Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), Forma, and AEC data/model APIs-and the constraints of cloud model access, authentication, and large-file handling.Comfort reasoning about cross-tool data contracts and integrations and structured data exchange (CSV/Excel, JSON, parameter mapping), including schema versioning across tools.Ability to assess and communicate platform limitations (e.g., Revit/API product constraints) and translate them into pragmatic roadmap decisions and enhancement requests.Awareness of usage analytics and adoption-tracking approaches (e.g., telemetry/logging, Google Analytics) to measure ROI and tool adoption [SS1]I would say these are primary skills