

Design and make software for architecture, engineering, construction, and entertainment industries.
The intern will join a global team at the intersection of AI, robotics, and construction technology. Work will directly contribute to advancing digital twins, multimodal reasoning, and scalable AI systems for the AEC industry.
Core duties include designing AI agents, integrating protocols for tool interaction, building functional prototypes and demos for real-world AEC projects, researching graph-querying and multimodal data techniques, and conducting experiments on agent architectures with results presented to the team.
The construction industry is a $15 trillion global sector increasingly shaped by AI, automation, and data-driven insights. Autodesk Research is seeking a motivated Research Intern to develop and prototype multimodal AI agents that can interpret and reason across diverse Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) data. The internship will focus on large language models, vision-language models, and knowledge graphs to create agents capable of understanding documentation, images, and sensor data for autonomous construction management tasks.
Candidates should be pursuing a Master’s or PhD in Computer Science, Machine Learning/AI, Robotics or a related field and have familiarity with AEC domains. Required skills include strong Python proficiency, experience with AI frameworks such as LangChain or PyTorch, hands-on work with LLMs and vision-language models, and competence with graph tools. Understanding of multimodal data processing, agent protocols, and API integrations is essential, along with excellent analytical and communication abilities.
Compensation for U.S.-based interns varies by education level, ranging from $47,840 to $162,240 annually. Autodesk is an equal‑opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, and consideration of applicants regardless of criminal history.