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Dassault Systèmes Spatial

Enterprise SDKs and Platform Products

Own SDK products across meshing, constraint solving, and robotic motion planning for customers building design, simulation, and robotics software.

managed product portfolio
$5M
enterprise customers
90+
new customer wins
5+
downstream users through customer apps
Millions

Overview

Spatial’s software development kits power other companies’ engineering applications. I work with the teams integrating those tools and the engineers who rely on the finished workflows.

My portfolio covers meshing for simulation, geometric constraint solving, and robotic motion planning. These tools serve developers building design, simulation, and automation software.

I turn customer evaluations into product decisions: what to build, how it should work, and what teams need to adopt it.

Spatial ecosystem

Public examples of Spatial’s SDKs in design, simulation, and robotics.

Spatial

A broader view of the 3D SDK platform behind industrial applications.

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The challenge

  • The buyer, integrator, and end user are often different people. A useful product decision has to account for all three without turning every customer request into a one-off roadmap item.
  • Meshing, constraint solving, and path planning are evaluated through real workflows: model quality, robustness, performance, API control, integration effort, and the cost of migration.
  • The path from evaluation to revenue includes integration and a customer release. Pilot progress and developer adoption help show whether a product is on track.
  • I bring customer, engineering, sales, and support teams together to make product decisions across simulation, design, and robotics.

Product approach

01

Map both customer layers

Understand what the SDK integrator is building, how their downstream users work, where the workflow breaks, and how success will be judged during evaluation.

02

Make the platform decision tangible

Use C++ prototypes, API sketches, and customer feedback to test proposed capabilities with customers and R&D.

03

Shape product lines with evidence

Use evaluation results, pilot feedback, and commercial context to set API decisions, roadmap priorities, documentation, and launch plans.

04

Reduce adoption risk

Plan for compatibility, migration, documentation, and developer support from the start.

Outcomes

Portfolio ownership

Own roadmap, strategy, and launch planning across an approximately $5M product portfolio serving more than 90 enterprise customers.

Customer and revenue impact

Directly contributed to 5+ customer wins over three years and supported product revenue expansion across simulation, design/modeling, and robotics workflows.

Sharper adoption path

Used C++ prototypes, robotics pilots, and AI-assisted developer tools to help customers evaluate SDKs and resolve integration questions earlier.

What I took away

An SDK decision affects both the developer integrating it and the engineer using the finished application. Evaluations need to reveal the constraints on both sides, so the API, documentation, and adoption plan address the same problem.

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