Master automated systems and service programming through hands-on learning. Build real applications while developing industry-relevant skills that open new career paths in technology.
We've spent years figuring out what doesn't work in programming education. Students sitting through endless theory, memorizing syntax they forget next week, building toy projects that mean nothing.
Our approach is different. You'll work on actual system automation challenges from day one. The kind of problems real companies face — integrating legacy systems, building reliable APIs, handling data flows that can't afford to break.
Every project builds on the last. By month three, you're not just following tutorials. You're making decisions, solving problems nobody gave you the answer to, and building systems you'd actually want to use.
Lead Systems Architect
Spent eight years rebuilding payment systems for major Thai banks. Has this annoying habit of making complex integration problems seem obvious once he explains them.
Automation Specialist
Former infrastructure lead at three different startups. Knows exactly which automation tools actually work and which ones just create more problems.
Our instructors aren't career teachers. They're working professionals who've built the kinds of systems you'll learn to create. They've dealt with the late-night production failures, the impossible deadlines, the legacy code that makes you question your life choices.
That experience matters because they can teach you not just how to write code, but how to write code that doesn't fall apart when real people start using it.
Small class sizes mean you get actual feedback on your work. Not just "good job" but specific suggestions about why this approach works better than that one, and what to watch out for when you're building similar systems.
Build systems that solve actual problems. Every project comes from a real scenario our industry partners have faced.
Weekly reviews of your work with detailed feedback. Learn to spot issues before they become problems.
Work through challenges without step-by-step instructions. Develop the thinking skills that separate good programmers from code followers.
Most projects involve working with other students. Learn version control, task division, and communication skills.
September 2025
Submit portfolio and complete technical assessment
October 2025
Technical interview and program fit discussion
January 2026
12-week intensive program starts
Limited to 16 students per cohort. We focus on quality mentorship rather than large class sizes. Prerequisites include basic programming knowledge and genuine interest in system-level problem solving.