Free ยท 75-minute live workshop on Zoom
Forward Deployed Engineer interviews often include a decomposition round: an ambiguous enterprise problem you break down live. In this free workshop we work one together, from the first clarifying question to the eval plan.
FDEs take ambiguous customer problems, scope them, prototype fast, prove them with evals and ship inside the customer's systems. Companies like OpenAI, Anthropic and Palantir hire for this role, and the interviews often include a decomposition round on an ambiguous enterprise problem. That round is what this workshop practises.
You build and ship code and want to move closer to customers and applied AI.
You already think in test cases and failure modes, which is the heart of evals.
You know models and data, and want to turn that into AI systems customers rely on.
All live. One brief, worked end to end.
We start the way the decomposition round does: a vague request from a customer.
Which questions to ask first: users, workflow, data, constraints and what 'done' means.
Cut the problem down to a pilot you could ship, with a metric that proves it worked.
Retrieval, tools, model calls, guardrails, and how it fits into the customer's systems.
Design the eval set and checks you'd use to show the pilot works and keeps working.
Senior Software Architect with 22+ years in software development, QA, automation and DevOps. He has designed Python-based automation frameworks and trains working professionals to build real AI systems.
A live 6-week cohort that goes deeper: taking ambiguous customer problems from scoping to a working prototype, proving it with evals, and practising the interview rounds. Join the waitlist to hear first when dates are set.
Yes. The workshop is free.
No. It's live only, so join on the day.
Some Python is helpful. You don't need to have worked as an FDE.
75 minutes, live on Zoom.
The date will be announced soon. Message Sachin on WhatsApp to reserve your spot and you'll get the date as soon as it's set.
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