Senior Software Developer, AI/ML

Position Overview

If you love building real systems that real customers use—and you get genuinely excited about LLMs, RAG, MCP, and agentic architectures—this role is for you.

The Applied AI team in Autodesk’s Data and Process Management (DPM) organization ships Cloud-Native AI agents that make our Product Data Management (PDM) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) workflows smarter and easier. This is a hands-on architecture role where you’ll design core platform patterns and also write code that lands in production.

We’re looking for a modern builder: Ambitious, Curious, and Practical —someone who has already shipped Scalable, Cloud-Native AI Applications to production and wants to level up further. You might have expertise in GenAI Applications , or you might have shipped traditional Machine Learning applications (recommendations, forecasting, anomaly detection) at scale and are ready to go all-in on agentic architectures. Either way, you build for reliability, quality, and impact.

AI-assisted engineering (how we deliver): We use modern AI coding agents (e.g., Cursor Agent, Claude Code, Codex or similar) as accelerators for planning, implementation, debugging, and documentation—but you own correctness, security, and maintainability.

Responsibilities

• Build and ship production-grade cloud-native Agentic AI applications that are resilient, performant, and can scale well in production

• Fine-tune, evaluate, and deploy large language models in production environments

• Implement evaluation + observability standards (regression tests, monitoring, feedback loops)

• Integrate agents with internal/external services using MCP-based integrations or equivalent tool/context integration patterns

• Partner with product managers, architects, developers, and data scientists to bring AI features to life in Autodesk products

• AI-assisted delivery: Use AI coding agents to accelerate delivery of production features and fixes, with rigorous verification (tests, CI, code review) and security-aware usage