Autodesk Cuts 7% of Workforce in Global Reorganization

Reuters01-22 22:01
Autodesk Cuts 7% of Workforce in Global Reorganization

Autodesk Inc. has announced an enterprise-wide organizational restructuring that will reduce its global workforce by approximately 7%, impacting around 1,000 roles. The majority of the job cuts will affect customer-facing sales teams and are attributed to the completion of the company’s multi-year go-to-market transformation. Autodesk emphasized that the decision is not driven by external market conditions or an effort to replace employees with AI, but rather to align the organization with its long-term strategic goals. The company will provide severance, benefits continuation, and career transition assistance to affected employees, and plans to reinvest in AI, platform, and industry cloud capabilities while strengthening corporate functions.

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