Location: Krakow, Poland

Title: FAME for Revit Assisted Analysis

Position Overview 

We are looking for undergraduates and graduates, that have the talent and ambition to become skilled software engineers. The internship will start in July 2025. During Your placement with us we will ensure that you are challenged and given every opportunity to grow your knowledge and experience with the support of a professional Autodesk developer.

In the Krakow office we contribute to a few of key products from Autodesk portfolio like Fusion, Revit or Civil 3D. During development of Generative Design for Fusion, that is the leading solution for quickly produce design alternatives for mechanical engineers, we managed to create a highly competitive, cutting-edge FEM solver, that can be successfully used in other applications. The intern will be working with our teams to extend its capabilities to fulfill requirements of structural domain for Revit Assisted Analysis project.   

Responsibilities

• As a part Krakow Autodesk, you will be a member of one of our scrum teams, working together with experienced developers and quality assurance engineers

• You will be expected to effectively communicate and collaborate with other teams across divisions to deliver solutions meeting the requirements

• You will work with modern C++ codebase to provide results with the highest standards

Minimum Qualifications

• Knowledge of C++ 17

• Knowledge of Git

• Ability to communicate with English speaking stakeholders

Preferred Qualifications

• Base knowledge of Finite Element Method

• Base knowledge of structural mechanics

Ideal Candidate

We are looking for bright Computer Science, Math and Engineering students for our 12-week internship

Successful candidates will get to work on real commercial development project mentored by experienced Autodesk developers

During your time with us you will gain experience of working on large team-based software development, learn how to write robust commercial software, and gain knowledge of the commercial development processes used at Autodesk