Matt Jezyk spent over two decades at Autodesk, contributing significantly to the development of Revit Architecture and Revit Structure. He also led the team responsible for Dynamo, a computational design tool widely adopted in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry.
Matt was most recently at Tesla, where he developed software to streamline the design, fabrication, and construction processes for the company’s Gigafactories.
Throughout his career, Matt has been instrumental in integrating computational and generative design with digital fabrication tools and robotics, presenting his work at conferences such as ACADIA, SmartGeometry, and Robots in Architecture.
Matt holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University with Minor in Business, Concentration in Computer Science.
