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Intern – Software Engineer
C++/.Net
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Autodesk
10,001+ employees
Software solutions for design and engineering
No salary listed
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship
Sheffield, UK
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- A full-time undergraduate student in an accredited software development related course at university pursuing a bachelor or masters degree
- Interest or exposure to C++, C# or Python
- Familiarity with software development principles
- Contribute to the full development lifecycle from design to customer release
- Work on a well-established C++/C# codebase
- Be a core member of the team and partake in our Agile development methodology
- Gain insight into modern software development within a global organisation
Autodesk provides software solutions for professionals in design, engineering, and entertainment. Its products help users create, design, and manage projects efficiently. Autodesk's software includes tools for architects, engineers, construction professionals, manufacturers, and media creators. The software operates through licenses and subscriptions, with cloud-based options available for enhanced collaboration. Unlike many competitors, Autodesk focuses on continuous product development and strategic acquisitions to expand its offerings, such as cloud-based estimating and digital tools for the entertainment sector. The company's goal is to support creativity and efficiency while promoting sustainability and social impact through various initiatives.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
1982
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Growing demand for sustainable building practices boosts Autodesk's energy-efficient design tools.
- 5G expansion enhances Autodesk's cloud-based collaboration and real-time data sharing capabilities.
- AI integration in media transforms content creation, benefiting Autodesk's recent acquisitions.
What critics are saying
- Emerging 3D modeling platforms like Sloyd challenge Autodesk's market share.
- Fragmented data in AECO industry may lead to inefficiencies for Autodesk's clients.
- Rapid market expansion may strain Autodesk's resources and integration capabilities.
What makes Autodesk unique
- Autodesk leads in cloud-based design solutions for architecture, engineering, and entertainment industries.
- Strategic acquisitions like Wonder Dynamics enhance Autodesk's AI-driven content creation capabilities.
- Autodesk's investment in GAMMA AR strengthens its position in AR-enhanced construction tools.
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Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Professional Development Budget
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↑ 0%Podium, a Singapore cloud-based digital platform, has on Thursday announced the successful first close of its Series A-1 funding round, raising S$20.4 million ($15.2 million).
Autodesk has invested in GAMMA Technologies, the developer of GAMMA AR, to enhance integration with Autodesk's construction tools. This partnership aims to improve on-site access to 3D BIM models, boosting visualization and reducing errors. GAMMA AR CEO Caner Dolas and CTO Jayan Jevanesan highlighted the investment's role in mainstreaming AR in construction and expanding its presence globally, particularly in the US market.
We are thrilled to share that Autodesk has acquired key intellectual property (IP) and the team from Golaem! What does it mean for you? As of today, nothing changes: our developers and support teams
Autodesk has acquired Datum360 to enhance connectivity between model data and other project data, addressing compliance and classification needs. The AEC Data Model API is now available, providing granular data access to Autodesk Docs users. This integration aims to improve design quality, reduce waste, and lower costs in the AECO industry. Over 95% of AECO data goes unused, and "bad data" caused $1.8 trillion in losses in 2020. Josha van Reij of Arcadis highlights the challenge of fragmented data.
The market for 3D modelling is expected to grow to a global value of $32B in the next ten years.