AI Engineering
— Build Real AI Products
A comprehensive 1-year live training program covering LLMs, RAG systems, AI agents, MLOps, vector databases, and production AI deployment. Built for engineers who want to design, build, and ship AI-powered products — not just use AI tools.
AI Engineers Are the Most In-Demand Role in Tech Right Now
Everyone is talking about AI. Very few know how to actually build with it at a production level. AI Engineers bridge the gap between AI research and real products — they design systems, integrate LLMs, build RAG pipelines, deploy AI agents, and keep it all running reliably in production.
What You'll Build
What You'll Learn — Module Overview
12 modules taking you from Python and ML fundamentals all the way to deploying and monitoring production AI systems used by real users.
- Python for AI — NumPy, Pandas, data manipulation at scale
- ML fundamentals — supervised, unsupervised, evaluation metrics
- Neural network basics — what they are, how they train
- Transformers architecture — attention, embeddings, tokenization
- Hands-on with HuggingFace Transformers library
- How LLMs work — training, RLHF, instruction tuning
- GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Llama — comparing capabilities
- Prompt engineering — zero-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought
- Advanced prompting — ReAct, Tree of Thought, structured output
- LLM evaluation — benchmarks, human eval, automated testing
- LangChain architecture — chains, memory, callbacks, LCEL
- LlamaIndex — data connectors, query engines, retrievers
- Building conversational AI with memory management
- Structured output parsing and function calling
- LangSmith — tracing, debugging and evaluation
- Embeddings — semantic meaning, similarity search, use cases
- Vector databases — Pinecone, Chroma, Weaviate, pgvector
- Indexing strategies — HNSW, IVF, hybrid search
- Embedding models — OpenAI, Cohere, open-source alternatives
- Optimizing for retrieval quality and latency
- RAG architecture — ingestion, retrieval, augmentation, generation
- Document processing — loaders, chunking strategies, metadata
- Advanced RAG — re-ranking, HyDE, multi-query retrieval
- Evaluating RAG — faithfulness, answer relevancy, context recall
- Production RAG patterns — caching, fallbacks, observability
- Agent architecture — planning, tool use, memory, reflection
- Tool design — function calling, API integration, code execution
- Multi-agent systems with LangGraph and CrewAI
- Autonomous agents — web browsing, file management, databases
- Safety, guardrails and controlling agent behaviour
- When to fine-tune vs prompt vs RAG — decision framework
- LoRA and QLoRA — parameter-efficient fine-tuning
- Dataset preparation and training pipelines
- Fine-tuning open-source models — Llama, Mistral, Phi
- Evaluating and deploying fine-tuned models
- Full RAG pipeline — PDF/web ingestion → Pinecone → LLM
- FastAPI backend with authentication and rate limiting
- React chat interface with streaming responses
- Evaluation suite measuring retrieval and generation quality
- Deployed on AWS with monitoring and cost tracking
- Model serving — FastAPI, BentoML, TorchServe, vLLM
- Containerisation with Docker — AI-specific patterns
- CI/CD for AI — GitHub Actions, model versioning, rollback
- Infrastructure — AWS SageMaker, GCP Vertex AI, modal.com
- Scaling inference — batching, caching, load balancing
- LLM observability — LangSmith, Helicone, Arize Phoenix
- Monitoring latency, token usage, error rates in production
- Cost optimisation — model selection, caching, batching
- Drift detection and model performance monitoring
- Incident response for AI systems
- Multi-step agent with web search, code execution and DB tools
- LangGraph for complex multi-agent orchestration
- Human-in-the-loop — approval flows and intervention points
- Full observability with tracing and cost tracking
- Live demo, peer review and instructor feedback session
- 3 full mock technical interviews with detailed feedback
- Common AI Engineer interview questions and system design
- ATS-optimised resume and LinkedIn profile workshop
- GitHub portfolio — all projects hosted and documented
- Job search strategy targeting AI-first companies
The Role That Didn't Exist 3 Years Ago — Now the Most Sought-After in Tech
AI Engineering is not about becoming a researcher. It's about knowing how to integrate, deploy, and scale AI systems that solve real business problems. Every product company — from startups to MNCs — is hiring AI Engineers right now.
- Software engineers wanting to transition into AI roles
- Fresh graduates with Python knowledge targeting AI companies
- Java/Python Full Stack developers adding AI to their stack
- Backend developers curious about building LLM-powered products
- Anyone who wants to build real AI products — not just prompt ChatGPT
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