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Andrew Olcott
VP of Design & Research at Autodesk - ex-Amazon - ex-Microsoft
Andrew Olcott is the VP of Experience Design at Autodesk, located in Seattle, Washington, United States.1 He leads a global design team of over 120 people, who are responsible for the Product Design & Manufacturing Platform at Autodesk.1 This team handles UX, UI, Visual Design, User Research, Content Design, Design Operations, and Experience Architecture.1 They work on experience strategies and designs for cloud-connected products and platforms like Fusion 360, Inventor, and Tinkercad, which are used by millions of monthly active users.1
Before joining Autodesk, Andrew Olcott was the Director of Design & Research at Amazon for six years, where he led a global design studio of over 80 people.1 He has also held design leadership positions at Microsoft, SteelSeries, Shure Incorporated, and Bose Corporation.1 Andrew Olcott graduated from the Communications Technology department (now Department of Information Science) with a concentration in Human-Computer Interaction.1
Highlights
Want to be a senior design leader at a great company recognized by Glassdoor, Time, Newsweek, and others as an awesome place to work? Want to develop a customer- and user-centric vision of the future of Media & Entertainment products (including Maya, 3ds Max, and more)? Want to lead a global team of talented designers, researchers, program managers, and content specialists while you work in close partnership with cross-functional partners? Want to have the ability to decide if you want to work 100% remotely or flexibly from the office (multiple locations across US and CA)? Want to be my co-worker?
If you are a design leader with 15+ years of experience in Design plus 10+ years of experience leading design teams (40+) and the above sounds interesting, please take a look at our Vice President, User Experience, Media & Entertainment role.
(A quick clarification - I'm not the hiring manager for this role - I'll be peer to whomever is hired. I'm a big fan of the role, team, and products so passing along on their behalf 😀 )
Lots of fun to see the hard work that Otto Desć... I mean everyone at Autodesk does shown off at the Oscars last night! #autodesk
