Autodesk named to Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators list for the fourth year in a row

Autodesk recognized by Fast Company as a Best Workplace for Innovators for the fourth year in a row.

Autodesk has once again been recognized by Fast Company as one of the Best Workplaces for Innovators, marking our fourth consecutive year on the prestigious list. This annual award honors companies that foster a culture where employees at all levels, on all teams, are empowered to develop bold ideas and drive meaningful change.

Autodesk ranked #13 this year-up 15 spots from 2024-standing out among hundreds of applicants across industries. The selection process evaluates organizations based on how they support innovation through leadership, internal programs, and employee engagement. Companies are assessed for their ability to create environments where experimentation is encouraged, collaboration is prioritized, and new ideas are actively supported.

At Autodesk, ingenuity is a core value. We champion curiosity, creativity, and resourcefulness, encouraging our people to embrace experimentation to develop new solutions and optimize current approaches. For our customers, that means delivering exceptional value, unlocking their ingenuity to help them discover innovative solutions that illuminate the path forward.

This award is particularly meaningful to our leaders, who are dedicated to fostering environments where Autodeskers can thrive. "Building an agile and high-performance culture requires true partnership with all Autodeskers. From leveraging the human and AI partnership to fuel productivity and unleash creativity to breaking silos and collaborating across functions and teams, in true One Autodesk spirt, fast or far, we go together," shared Rebecca Pearce, chief people officer at Autodesk. "I'm incredibly honored to celebrate this achievement and the continued recognition of our award-winning culture."

Earning a place on Fast Company's Best Workplaces for Innovators list affirms our dedication to cultivating a culture where ingenuity is celebrated, and every Autodesker is empowered to shape the world and their future.

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