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FunWe’re in a bit of a poetic mood for Valentine’s Day this year. Of course, our Valentine is AutoCAD!
FunTime to get in the holiday spirit! Here are three AutoCAD holiday decorations that caught our eye and are sure to inspire.
Customer SpotlightThis year marks the 150th birthday of Frank Lloyd Wright, and the celebration will culminate with the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy’s annual conference next week (September 13-15) at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
FunMarcus O’Brien worked as a consulting engineer in the construction industry for the first seven years of his career, before transitioning to product management in 2010. Following his MBA from London Business School he joined Autodesk in 2015, initially working as a product manager for AutoCAD for Mac.
FunRajeshree Dembla first joined the AutoCAD team as an intern in 2013. She loved the culture and people so much that she wanted to return as soon as possible after graduation. She did just that and found a role as a product manager.
FunScott Crider joined the AutoCAD team in 2016 after graduating from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. When a product management job opened up on the AutoCAD team, he jumped at the opportunity to work on a world-class software product at an innovative company that reflected his personal values.
FunDid you know that today is National Best Friends day in the US? We’re celebrating by introducing you to AutoCAD’s besties (and – spoiler alert – you might already be acquainted with them)!
FunQA manager Daniel Kuhmann first started using AutoCAD at the ripe old age of 14 on Release 10, developing a great love of the product over the years. When he saw a job opening with the AutoCAD team nine years ago, he thought it seemed like a long shot. But he applied and got the […]
FunWe know AutoCAD is used to design just about everything. From moving chandeliers and art museums to cell phone towers and complex plumbing systems, we know it’s versatile, but even we’re surprised sometimes by just how versatile it is. Here are some (more) of our favorite surprising items designed with help from AutoCAD. Psst: Don’t […]