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Principal Experience Designer

autodesk·Canada·senior
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Job Requisition ID # 26WD98133 L'affichage de poste en français suivra / The French job posting follows. 26WD98133, Principal Experience Designer Position Overview Help shape how millions of people experience AI inside the tools they use to design and make the world. As Principal Experience Designer on the platform team behind the Autodesk Assistant, you’ll define the interaction patterns that every Autodesk product team adopts when they bring AI to their customers. It’s a rare canvas: the patterns you set will show up across the software behind the world’s buildings, products, and content. Designers at Autodesk can think across the system, champion design ideas, collaborate with stakeholders, advocate for the customer, and deliver impactful data-driven designs. Our designers use creative and innovative solutions to deliver high-quality experiences that delight our customers. The Autodesk Assistant is how customers will experience AI across our Design and Make platform, embedded inside Autodesk products. In this position you’ll set the design direction for the conversational, agentic, and visual interaction patterns the Assistant exposes to every product team in the portfolio. You’ll join a platform team whose goal is to make AI feel trustworthy, capable, and unmistakably Autodesk everywhere it appears. The patterns you define will ship to millions of professionals, and the trust bar for AI here is unusually high. Our platform team stewards the patterns that earn it. At Autodesk we look to hire innovators who reimagine what’s possible, those with diverse backgrounds who elevate our thinking, and leaders who help shape the world and our future. **For consideration, candidates must include both a resume + portfolio with password when applying.** Light travel, approximately 2-3 times per year, North America. Responsibilities Define the conversational, agentic, and visual interaction patterns that every Autodesk product team adopts when integrating the Autodesk Assistan