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Autodesk makes software for people who make things
If you’ve ever driven a high-performance car, admired a towering skyscraper, used a smartphone, or watched a great film, chances are you’ve experienced what Autodesk customers are doing with our software. Autodesk gives our users the power to make anything.
Our team in Dublin
We are the hub for Autodesk in EMEA. Our team covers R&D and engineering, as well as finance, operations, technical support, client services, and more. With over 30 different nationalities in the office, it’s an exciting time to be part of Autodesk’s Irish history.
Company history in Ireland
We opened our Dublin offices in January 2018 and have been growing ever since. The office is LEED certified, offering a spacious and lively space to work. Based on Windmill Lane, we’re a short walk from the River Liffey at SOBO District.
Ireland’s student community
Today’s challenges will be solved by tomorrow’s designers. Here’s how we’re collaborating with education in Ireland.
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Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)
BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology students at the Dublin School of Architecture are getting real-world experience with Autodesk Revit and BIM 360 software.
Courtesy of Maxwell Photography
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Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)
GMIT joined forces with RPS to transform student learning in Building Information Modeling (BIM), providing necessary education and training to the wider industry.
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Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT)
Students at WIT collaborated with the industry to gain new insights into evolving BIM design and construction practices.
WorldSkills Ireland
Students from local Irish universities competed in the BIM skills challenge to participate at the finals in Kazan, Russia.
Supporting success in education and beyond
Autodesk gives students, educators, and educational institutions free access to our software, creativity tools, and learning resources.
Expanding opportunities, leading change
Diversity fuels new ideas, creativity, and business growth. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive environment, welcoming all kinds of different backgrounds, perspectives, and beliefs. It’s our responsibility to create opportunities for as many people as possible to participate in the future of work.
A culture of impact
Our employees bring our vision of a better world to life.
Global month of impact
The Dublin team with their assembled solar lights for children in the developing world, part of the global SolarBuddy initiative.
Volunteering and donating
Employees regularly give time and money to causes close to their hearts. We support with donation matching and paid leave for volunteering.
Community matters
The team delivers local impact through volunteering in schools, fundraising for partner charities, and participating in the Techies4TempleStreet annually.
Pro bono programme
Through our pro bono programme, employees can apply their expertise when and where it’s needed for nonprofits and start-ups.
Design can change the world
We support our fellow Autodesk employees in a variety of ways to help them imagine, design, and make a better world.
Careers in Dublin
We welcome the new, seek out the unconventional, and embrace the ideas that change the way things are done. Whatever your background or experience, there could be a perfect role for you. Join our team in Dublin and come shape the future with us.
News and views
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Designing for the future
CEO Andrew Anagnost talks to Silicon Republic on the future of design, automation, and construction, plus Autodesk's expansion in Ireland.
Courtesy of Maxwell Photography
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The importance of culture
CHRO Carmel Galvin discusses our culture evolution, maintaining close links with her Irish roots and our EMEA HQ with The Irish Times.
Courtesy of Maxwell Photography
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Career lessons and teamwork
Martin Gurren shares his values leading the Dublin team, and his career journey with The Sunday Business Post (SBP).
Courtesy of Fergal Phillips, Sunday Business Post
Explore the future of making
REDSHIFT, BY AUTODESK
Discover how the nature of design is shifting
Redshift is a platform that explores the future of making: how products, buildings, and cities will be built tomorrow—and even 100 years from now.
BAM IRELAND
Irish customer stories
Machine learning helped builders at this engineering and construction firm improve construction quality at two recent projects in Cork—and reduce costs and safety risks.
Courtesy of Royal BAM Group
MACE TECHNOLOGY IRELAND
Massive complex supported by 100% wind energy
Project general contractor uses BIM in the design construction of the Clonee Data Centre, designed to bring Facebook apps and services to people around the world.
Courtesy of Mace Technology Ireland