Autodesk Interview Experiences

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  A Project Deep Dive and Real-Time Data System DesignAutodesk · Software Engineer · Onsite · Oct 2026

  Only two rounds in total First round: project deep dive Second round: system design - "Design a real-time data processing system that consumes changes from operational databases, combines data from multiple sources, and maintains a queryable output dataset with low latency. Walk through the architecture you would choose and how you would handle correctness, updates and deletes, ordering, state, f…

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  Autodesk Software Engineer interview with shifting expectationsAutodesk · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026

  The process began reasonably but became confusing when it mattered. In a coding round, I solved a straightforward problem, yet the expectations kept changing. After I had a working solution, the interviewer shifted the problem and pushed toward more abstract architecture improvements without explaining the criteria. It felt as if a particular end state was expected instead of an open engineering…

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  Autodesk Software Engineer interview: assessment and silent follow-upAutodesk · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Jul 2026

  I started with an online test scored out of 600. After clearing it, I had two technical interviews covering programming and SQL, which felt aimed at practical breadth rather than theory. After the second technical round, my college placement channel gave no clear update. I had also seen another process path with a resume-screening call, an OA, and onsite interviews that was described as average d…

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  Autodesk Software Engineer interview: full-stack development and agentic AI deep divesAutodesk · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026

  Rejected

  The hardest round for me involved designing a full-stack web application in React and Node.js. I had to write frontend and backend code and cover API design in about two hours. Everything felt tightly timed. Coordinating the architecture from end to end added to the pressure of writing the code. Another technical session lasted three hours. The first half was technical and the second was behavior…

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  Autodesk Software Engineer interview: longest-substring DSA screenAutodesk · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026

  Rejected

  After a recruiter call, I entered a structured sequence. I started with a short introduction about a university or personal project, then had a technical screen with one medium-level DSA problem: finding the longest substring without repeating characters. The interviewer followed up on complexity, edge cases, and possible optimizations. Later, I went through a deeper track with senior and princip…