Career Programs
Data scientists who want to build, evaluate, and ship LLM-powered tools rather than prompt them.
Not a reading list. Each phase carries the skills you work on, what exists at the end of it, and what you can do by then.
The data and modeling layer underneath the part everyone talks about.
In these weeksBuild a data pipeline that runs the same way twice.
Where this stops being a demo: measuring what the system does instead of asserting it.
In these weeksSay how well your system works and show the number that says so.
The build, the orchestration around it, and the rooms it has to survive.
In these weeksExplain to a non-technical room what your system can and cannot be trusted to do.
Named because they are the roles the skills above are used in, not because we are promising you one of them.
These are the roles the work in this program is used in. We describe what you build and what you can do with it, and we do not promise a job, a placement, or an interview.
The part most programs describe and never show. Here is how it actually runs, and the kind of question it runs on.
Practice runs in a timed provisioned environment, the same one the sessions run in. You get a real task and a clock, not a quiz. The session is recorded, and the review afterwards is about the reasoning you showed rather than whether you reached the expected answer.
Scenarios are written the way the question actually arrivesSports is the hook. Retrieval, evaluation, and knowing what a system can be trusted to do are the methods, and they are hired for anywhere a model touches real decisions.
One-to-one mentor sessions on your own work, fortnightly through the taught weeks and weekly through the capstone. Simulated technical interviews, recorded and reviewed. Front-office presentation practice, where a recommendation meets a room that pushes back. The Film Room once a month, alternating portfolio teardowns and interview preparation from the hiring side. See The Film Room
LLM Tools is the live track running alongside the program, so the weekly sessions and the game plan are pulling in the same direction rather than competing for your evenings.
This program is a defined credential pathway culminating in a verifiable digital badge issued through Credly, a Pearson company. We provide completion records. We are not a degree-granting or accrediting institution. If a formal credential is a requirement for you, this complements an accredited pathway rather than replacing it.
This program is not open yet. The waitlist is the only place we announce dates, and it is one message when they land.
We will write once, when this program opens, with the dates and the application. No other list, no other mail.
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Sit in on a live session. It is the fastest way to judge any of this.