Senior Workforce Planning Program Manager

At the heart of Autodesk is a culture driven by the mission to empower innovators everywhere to design and make anything. This ethos permeates the company, guiding how employees work, interact with each other, and connect with customers and partners. Autodesk fosters a culture of belonging, where all employees have equal opportunities to succeed and contribute their unique talents. The company strives to create an environment where everyone, regardless of their location or background, feels excited to come to work and can make a meaningful impact. This commitment to an inclusive and collaborative culture is seen as key to unlocking human ingenuity and driving innovation.

Autodesk's values – being optimistic, relentless, brave, ingenious, and trusted – unite its global team. These principles, remembered by the acronym One ORBIT, define what it means to be an Autodesker and shape the company's approach to problem-solving and its role in the world. The company emphasizes making things and encourages creativity and exploration among its employees, providing access to advanced machinery, technology, and software. This hands-on approach allows employees, many of whom are enthusiasts and hobbyists in fields that utilize Autodesk products, to directly engage with the tools they help create. Autodesk is a dynamic company that embraces change and provides its people with the tools and methods to navigate transformations effectively. The company believes in not just adapting to progress, but in actively making it, bringing new experiences, ideas, and value to its customers to help them advance their capabilities and create new opportunities. This people-centric strategy, encapsulated in their 'people strategic intent,' underscores the belief that empowering employees to thrive is directly linked to helping customers achieve better outcomes for their products, businesses, and the world.