Own end-to-end event execution to drive pipeline and revenue for MaintainX as a Field Marketing Specialist.
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The Field Marketing Specialist at MaintainX is responsible for managing the logistics and execution of trade shows, conferences, and webinars, ensuring these events effectively generate sales pipeline rather than just brand visibility. This role requires expertise in event management, budget oversight, and performance tracking using tools like Salesforce and Asana, with a strong emphasis on data-driven decision-making. Ideal candidates have over three years of experience in B2B SaaS environments and possess strong communication skills to coordinate with various teams. MaintainX, now part of Autodesk, offers a collaborative atmosphere where the focus is on impactful marketing efforts that sup
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Role Context
This role sits within Marketing, working alongside Sales and Product to make sure every trade show, conference, and webinar builds real pipeline, not just brand awareness. You'll report to our Senior Manager of Demand Generation and Field Marketing, and be one of the people on the ground making sure our presence at these events actually converts.
The Role
You'll own event execution end-to-end, from the first vendor call to the post-show report, for the trade shows, launches, and webinars that put MaintainX in front of the frontline-operations buyers who need us most.
Run full-cycle logistics for trade shows, conferences,from venue and vendor selection through on-site execution and teardown.
Partner with Sales, Marketing, and Product to align every event around one goal: pipeline and revenue, not just attendance.
Manage event budgets and vendor relationships that keep quality high without letting costs creep.
Track performance against pipeline and engagement targets in Salesforce, Asana, and our reporting tools, and turn that data into recommendations for where we show up next.
Build and distribute event marketing materials that stay on-brand and on-message across every touchpoint.
You'll work closely with our sales and product marketing teams, and within your first 6-12 months you'll have a track record of events that reps, marketers, and leadership all point to as clearly worth the spend.
About You
Must-haves
3+ years running trade shows, conferences, or field events, ideally at a B2B SaaS company
Ability to quantitatively report on pipeline attribution from events
Comfortable owning an event budget and managing multiple vendor and venue relationships at once
Strong written and verbal communicator who can brief stakeholders and run a room on-site
Organized enough to keep several events moving in parallel without dropping a detail
A data-driven approach - you track what worked, and you say so
Valid passport and the ability to travel roughly 30% of the time across the US and Canada
Nice-to-haves
Experience with CMMS, industrial software, or another startup / entrepreneurial environment
We Offer
Work that shows up in the physical world. What you help launch and promote keeps factories, fleets, and facilities running better.
A product the industry already loves. You're building on something that already wins, with customers who renew and expand.
Autodesk scale, same mission. Global reach and the resources of a public company, pointed at a problem we were already solving.
A career with real room. Operations is new ground inside Autodesk, and MaintainX is the biggest piece of it.
Values & How We Work
We reward output, not hours logged or hats worn. You'll get real ownership over how our events show up in the market, and the trust to make the call on the ground. We move fast, have honest conversations early, and expect the same back.
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