Pros: Upward mobility, not too much oversight.

Cons: Work became less enticing as time went on.

Pros: - A chance to work on complex engineering design products surrounded by experienced developers that have both a strong technical understanding of software development principles as well as the domain-specific knowledge for the product they are working on. - After working on a complex desktop application for 3D surface modeling here (in C++), I didn't want to go back to mobile development. - Solid mentorship from team members who were willing to spend extra time to allow me to gain insight into why things work a certain way (code architecture or even in C++). - My team was flexible and let me use my own dev environment and work the way I wanted to without micromanaging me. - My manager got me various things I requested (MacBook, software licenses, an extra monitor) and realized that improving the quality of my work environment would improve my productivity (and it did).

Cons: - Full-time employees are generally older than in other tech companies (this might make you feel like you don't fit in). - This isn't actually a con to me, since I didn't feel this way, but others do. - Some of the other web-based internal projects aren't as interesting (I found my experience rewarding in part because I was working on a flagship product).

Pros: Benefits, work from home, family-friendly

Cons: No significant cons to Autodesk.