Senior Enterprise Customer Success Manager

Autodesk Autodesk · Enterprise · Seoul, South Korea

Senior Enterprise Customer Success Manager responsible for driving post-sale success, adoption, and business outcomes for Autodesk's largest Enterprise customers in Korea. Acts as a trusted advisor to executive stakeholders and orchestrates internal teams to deliver long-term value.

What you'd actually do

  1. Manage post-sale success for a portfolio of Enterprise/EBA customers, serving as the primary strategic point of contact
  2. Build trusted relationships with executive, business, and technical stakeholders in complex, multi-layered organizations
  3. Collaborates with internal experts to translate customer business/technical challenges into business solutions based on Autodesk products & services
  4. Oversee desired business outcomes, success metrics, and adoption roadmaps aligned to customer priorities through collaboration with business stakeholders
  5. Lead Executive Business Reviews (EBRs) focused on value realization, adoption progress, and long-term strategy

Skills

Required

  • 5 –10 years of experience in Customer Success, Enterprise Account Management, Consulting, or similar senior customer-facing roles
  • Experience working with large enterprises or conglomerates in complex environments
  • Ability to lead business-level conversations with technical adoption in mind
  • Proven stakeholder management, facilitation, and consensus-building skills
  • High emotional maturity, resilience, and executive presence
  • Business-level fluency in Korean and English

Nice to have

  • Experience in Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), AEC workflows, construction / enterprise digital transformation, or comparable enterprise cloud and data solutions

What the JD emphasized

  • customer success
  • enterprise
  • account management
  • business outcomes
  • executive stakeholders
  • adoption roadmaps
  • customer priorities
  • value realization
  • account health
  • renewals and expansion
  • voice of the customer
  • customer-facing roles
  • large enterprises
  • complex environments
  • customer business/technical challenges
  • customer priorities
  • customer
  • customer-first orientation