Hands-on training in embedded systems, programming, web and mobile frameworks, and DevOps, taught by engineers who build these systems for clients every day. Onsite at your office, at our Bengaluru lab, or live online.
Every program is planned around your team, your products and the outcome you need.
We map modules to your products, stack and the skill gaps you want closed.
Labs on real boards and real codebases, not just slides.
Taught by engineers who build embedded, web and cloud systems for clients.
Practical assessment at the end, with a certificate for each participant.
We bring trainers and hardware kits to your team in Bengaluru and beyond.
Hands-on sessions with our boards, instruments and test setups.
Instructor-led virtual classes with remote labs and recorded recaps.
From bare-metal C on an 8-bit microcontroller to Linux on an ARM board and models running at the edge. Every module is taught on real hardware, so your engineers leave with working code, not just slides.
Register-level and HAL-based programming across the families your products use.
Connected prototypes fast: Linux on the Pi and Wi-Fi / BLE on Espressif boards.
Design firmware that meets its deadlines, using FreeRTOS as the reference kernel.
Bring up and customise Linux on ARM hardware, from bootloader to user space.
The full path from sensor to dashboard, and how to keep it secure.
Write firmware that is reliable, testable and maintainable by a team.
Machine learning fundamentals, then shrinking models to run on embedded devices.
Language training for new hires and for teams moving to a new stack. We start from the fundamentals and finish with the idioms, tooling and testing the language is used with in production.
The language for automation, data, backends and AI.
Strongly typed, object-oriented development for enterprise systems.
Modern C# for desktop, web and cloud on .NET.
Server-side web development, from plain PHP to a framework.
Systems programming and the base for embedded work.
The language of the web, with types for larger codebases.
Framework training built around a real project your team builds during the course: authentication, API calls, forms, state and deployment.
Structured, TypeScript-first front ends for large applications.
Component-based UIs with the most widely used front-end library.
One codebase for Android and iOS apps.
Back ends and web apps on Microsoft's cross-platform stack.
Ship faster with fewer surprises. Your team learns to automate builds, tests and deployments and to run what they ship, using the same tools in hands-on labs.
The base every DevOps engineer works on.
Version control and automated pipelines for every change.
Package once, run anywhere, and orchestrate at scale.
Provision infrastructure as code and keep it observable.
Not sure where to start? These paths show the order we recommend. Each stage maps to modules above, so a team can join at the stage that matches its experience.
C programming, number systems, digital electronics, reading datasheets and schematics.
GPIO, timers, interrupts and serial protocols on 8051 / PIC, then ARM (STM32, NXP FRDM).
RTOS concepts with FreeRTOS, ESP32 / NodeMCU Wi-Fi and BLE, MQTT and cloud dashboards.
Raspberry Pi, cross-compiling, U-Boot, kernel and device tree, Buildroot.
TinyML and TensorFlow Lite on devices, OTA updates, testing, and a capstone product build.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git and how the web works (HTTP, DNS, browsers).
Python, Java, C# or PHP, with SQL databases and REST API design.
React or Angular with TypeScript, routing, forms and state management.
React Native apps, authentication, file uploads, payments and notifications.
Testing, security basics, performance, deployment and a team capstone project.
Linux, shell scripting, networking and one scripting language (Python or Bash).
Git workflows, pull requests and CI pipelines with GitHub Actions or Jenkins.
Docker, Compose, then Kubernetes deployments, services and Helm.
AWS or Azure fundamentals, Terraform and Ansible.
Monitoring, logging, alerting, incident response and cost awareness.
Want more detail on any stage? The community roadmaps at roadmap.sh are a good companion for self-study.
Engineering teams at product companies, service companies and manufacturers: freshers joining a team, engineers moving to a new stack, and teams starting a new product line.
Yes. Every program starts with a short call to understand your team's level and goals. We then pick and adjust modules from the tracks on this page, or build a program around your own codebase or hardware.
It depends on the scope. We agree the number of days, the daily schedule and the format with you before the program starts.
No. For embedded and IoT tracks we can supply development boards and kits for the labs. If your team uses specific hardware, we can train on that instead.
This page is for company teams. Students can join our academic internships and project guidance instead.
Tell us your team size, current skills and goals. We'll suggest modules, a schedule and a format, and share a proposal.
