Job Requisition ID #

26WD99827

Position Overview

Autodesk is seeking a visionary and hands-on Principal Engineer – Agentic AI Platform & Implementation to lead the architecture, development, and enterprise adoption of next-generation Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent platforms. This role will define the technical strategy for building intelligent, autonomous systems that enhance Autodesk products, internal engineering workflows, and business operations.

As a Principal Engineer, you will drive technical direction across multiple engineering organizations, establish best practices for agentic AI systems, and collaborate closely with Product Management, Research, Security, Infrastructure, and executive leadership to deliver scalable, secure, and trustworthy AI solutions.
This position requires deep expertise in distributed systems, Large Language Models (LLMs), AI orchestration frameworks, cloud-native architectures, and enterprise software engineering.

Roles and Responsibilities




Define Autodesk's technical vision and reference architecture for enterprise Agentic AI platforms
Lead the design and development of scalable multi-agent systems capable of planning, reasoning, memory management, and tool orchestration
Establish engineering standards, architectural patterns, governance models, and best practices for AI agent development
Serve as the technical authority for complex AI platform initiatives spanning multiple business units
Design reusable Agentic AI platform capabilities, including agent orchestration, memory services, context management, tool execution frameworks, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration, agent-to-agent communication, and human-in-the-loop workflows
Build highly available, secure, cloud-native AI services using Kubernetes and contemporary cloud platforms
Drive platform observability, resilience, reliability, and operational excellence
Architect integrations with leading foundation models and

📌 Principal Engineer Bengaluru (India)
🏢 Autodesk
📍 India