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🤔 What does it really feel like to work at Autodesk? It starts with One ORBIT – our shared way of collaborating, making decisions, and building trust across teams and time zones. From curiosity and courage to accountability and care, it’s how we turn ideas into impact 🚀🪐 Learn more about our culture in our latest #AutodeskLife blog post ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eUDMVYhp

How assets perform in the real world has never been more important.    Today, Autodesk is introducing Autodesk Operations Solutions (AOS), which brings together the company’s operations capabilities under a single strategy.    For years, Autodesk has supported operations through capabilities like simulation, monitoring, and performance analysis. With AOS, we’re bringing these together under a unified digital twin platform, helping customers move beyond disconnected siloed data toward real-time, data-driven operations.    As part of this strategy, Autodesk has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire MaintainX, a leader in modern maintenance and operations.    MaintainX solution captures real-world operational data at the point of execution, helping connect digital intent with real-world outcomes and enable more continuous improvement across the lifecycle.    This is an important step in Autodesk’s strategy to build a more connected, data-driven platform: one that helps customers make better decisions and drive better outcomes over time.    Read more: https://bit.ly/4e7JiuO.

With a culture built on collaboration and support, success is something you build together 🤝 Lisa Ishihara, Technical Account Manager, shares why reaching out – and leaning on your colleagues – makes all the difference at Autodesk. Her advice? Speak up, connect often, and don’t hesitate to ask for help! 🔎 Learn more about what it’s like to work at Autodesk: www.autodesk.com/careers #AutodeskLife #CareerAdvice

Ryan Krause has always been drawn to creativity and artistic thinking, but it wasn’t until he discovered industrial design that he found a career that truly clicked. Today, he runs Sample Studio LA with co-founder Tyler Anderson, building products that go from concept to customers’ hands. Before launching Sample Studio LA, Ryan and Tyler created Render Weekly, an Instagram community where they shared designs, hosted sketch challenges, and connected with other creatives. This effort laid the groundwork for Sample Studio and its industrial design and 3D visualization consultancy. From conceptual sketches and generative 3D design to manufacturing-ready CAD models, Sample Studio relies on #AutodeskFusion throughout the design process to streamline communication and enable seamless collaboration with clients and manufacturers. As Sample Studio continues to grow, Ryan remains focused on building a business grounded in creativity, collaboration, and hands-on problem-solving. Learn more about Autodesk for Small Business: https://lnkd.in/gqPb_iYk.

For over 15 years, animation artist and freelancer Alon Helman has used Maya to bring ideas to life across film, gaming, and personal projects. Inspired by classic kaiju films, this latest piece was fully pre-visualized, animated, and edited in Maya using a single-camera workflow, allowing his creativity and intuition to guide the process from start to finish. Today, alongside client work and consulting, Alon Helman helps studios and freelancers streamline animation pipelines and workflows. As a growing independent business, Alon Helman values consistency and collaboration, and Maya helps make scaling easier with tools and workflows trusted across the industry.

TechX 2026 brought together Autodesk engineers, architects, and technologists for our annual internal conference, centered on this year’s theme: Disrupt to Deliver. As AI reshapes every industry, our teams explored how emerging technologies, intelligent automation, platforms, and developer tools will elevate the way we work and how we help the industries we serve. At its core, TechX is about the people behind the technology: inspiring, learning, collaborating, and pushing boundaries together. We’re shaping what’s next. Come build it with us. 🎥 Watch the highlights now. 🔎 Explore careers at Autodesk: autodesk.com/careers #AutodeskLife #TechX2026 #DisruptToDeliver #AI #Innovation

#AI is driving organization-wide innovation, not just individual productivity. Discover what it takes to stay ahead in the 2026 State of Design & Make: AI Pulse: https://lnkd.in/eSA2jU75.

Yakuh Askew, AIA, NOMA, LEED AP discovered his passion for architecture in high school, drawn to the balance of creativity and analytical thinking. After working at firms in San Francisco, he co-founded Y.A. studio with his partner, Martine Paquin, Principal . M.Arch, Designer, LEED AP. . What began as side projects has grown into a studio that designs affordable housing and hospitality spaces across California and Nevada, with a focus on spaces that support families and strengthen communities. Y.A. studio relies on Autodesk tools every day to help the team collaborate in real time and clearly visualize design decisions. As the studio grows, Yakuh stays true to the purpose that has shaped the business from the start.

In his conversation with Forbes, Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost shares a practical perspective on how AI can help address real-world capacity challenges across the built environment. From designing skyscrapers to advancing construction and manufacturing workflows, the discussion explores why physical AI for spatial problem-solving will define the next era of industry transformation. The conversation also highlights Autodesk’s continued investment in #AI innovation, including the recent $200M investment in World Labs, our company’s largest startup investment to date. Watch the full conversation: https://bit.ly/4nt6Xcs