🇳🇵First in NepalCohort 01

Become an AI Engineer
Companies Actually Want to Hire

A 12-week, AI-native engineering program built for the global remote market. You'll ship real production code with Claude, Cursor, and modern tooling — the way teams actually build in 2026.

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Rs. 35,000Rs. 55,000

Starts

July 17, 2026 · Shrawan 1, 2083

Seats

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app/page.tsx

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1import { Hero, Pricing } from "@/components";
2import claude from "@anthropic-ai/sdk";
3 
4// Generated by you + Claude
5export default async function Page() {
6  const user = await getUser();
7  return {
8
9  };
10}

Shipped to prod

38s · Vercel · 0 errors

PR #142 approved

Reviewed by Claude · 2 nits

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Why this is different

Not another tutorial course.
A production engineering apprenticeship.

Most courses teach you to finish lessons. This one teaches you to ship like a real team — with AI tools, code review, deployment pipelines, and the same async culture global startups run on.

01Not a tutorial course

You ship to production, not localhost

Every module ends in a deploy. Real domains. Real users. Real Git history a recruiter can open.

$ git push origin main

→ Deploying to Vercel…

✓ Live at yourname.aieng.dev

02Not theory-heavy

AI is your pair, not a topic

From day one, you build alongside Claude and Cursor — the way every modern engineer works. No "AI module" tacked on. It's in everything.

ClaudeCursorCopilotOpenAI

03Not local-only

Built to the global hiring bar

Your portfolio, code style, communication, async habits — all calibrated against what foreign teams expect. Designed to make you hireable beyond Nepal.

🇳🇵 Kathmandu🌍 Remote, global

AI-Native engineering

How modern engineers actually build.

The old way: learn syntax, do exercises, build a tutorial app, hope someone hires you. The new way: build with AI from day one, ship to production every week, develop the taste that separates engineers from typists.

Old way

×Watch 40 hours of video

×Build TodoMVC on localhost

×"AI ethics" as a side topic

×Solo, in isolation

This program

✓Pair with Claude every session

✓Ship real apps to real users

✓AI is the whole environment

✓Async + code review like a real team

AI is your environment, not a tool.

We don't teach "prompting" as a unit. Claude, Cursor, and Copilot are open in every session — like a compiler, like a browser, like the rest of your stack.

Read code more than you write it.

Real engineering is reading: PRs, diffs, agent output, production logs. We drill the muscle of reviewing AI output critically before it ships.

Taste is the new bottleneck.

Anyone can generate 1,000 lines now. The differentiator is what you choose to keep, refactor, or throw away. We train judgment, not typing speed.

Production from week one.

You ship to a real URL, on a real domain, behind a real CI pipeline, from your first project. The lesson is the deploy.

The Roadmap

12 weeks. 5 stages.
A real transformation, not a syllabus.

Each stage ends in a deploy. By week 12 you've shipped 5+ live products, built a portfolio that links to real URLs, and run the workflow modern engineering teams expect on day one.

Weeks 1–201

Stage 01 · Foundation

From curious learner → fluent operator

Comfortable with code → Comfortable with shipping

Modern JS/TSNext.js 16Git + branchingCursor masteryTailwind v4Deploy to Vercel

▲Ship: Personal portfolio site, live on your own domain.

Weeks 3–502

Stage 02 · Build

From frontend → full-stack engineer

Pages and components → Databases, auth, APIs

Postgres + DrizzleAuth flowsServer actionsREST + tRPCBackground jobsTesting

▲Ship: A SaaS-style dashboard with real auth, payments, and a Postgres backend.

Weeks 6–803

Stage 03 · AI-Native

From shipping apps → shipping intelligence

Building forms → Building agents that act

Claude APITool useRAG + embeddingsVector searchStreaming UIEval harness

▲Ship: An agentic product that reads, decides, and acts on real data.

Weeks 9–1004

Stage 04 · Production

From hobby code → production engineering

Localhost → Observability, CI/CD, on-call

GitHub ActionsMonitoringError trackingCachingEdge runtimesSecurity basics

▲Ship: Production-hardened SaaS handling real load with full observability.

Weeks 11–1205

Stage 05 · Launch

From engineer → hireable engineer

Capstone shipped → Hiring conversations begin

Capstone buildPublic launchPortfolio reviewLoom introInterview drillsOutreach

▲Ship: A capstone product on Product Hunt + a portfolio recruiters open.

Real projects

Build a portfolio recruiters
can actually open and use.

Three signature builds. Live URLs. Public GitHub. Real users. When a hiring manager asks "show me what you've built" — you don't send screenshots, you send links.

Agent · live

> resolve_ticket(#2341)

→ classify(intent)

→ search_docs(...)

→ reply_sent ✓

Avg resolution: 14s

Project · Week 04

Agentic customer support

A live support agent that reads docs, opens tickets, and escalates to humans. Built with Claude, function calling, and a real inbox.

Next.jsClaude APIPostgres

3 users editing

# Roadmap

- [x] Ship MVP

- [ ] Riya Design auth

- [ ] You Wire CRDT

Project · Week 07

Realtime collab editor

A multiplayer markdown editor with live cursors, presence, and AI inline suggestions — built on WebSockets and Postgres CRDTs.

TypeScriptWebSocketsPostgres

launching

yourproduct.com

MRR · $0 → goal $500

Capstone · Week 11

Ship your own SaaS

Pick an idea. Build the full stack. Wire payments, auth, AI. Deploy. Launch on Product Hunt. Your final piece is a real product, not a demo.

StripeAuthAIDomain

Global IME · $20 AI Credit

Students don't just
hear about AI tools.
They actually use them.

When you join, we credit $20 USD to your Global IME dollar card — enough to spin up real Claude, OpenAI, and Cursor accounts and ship from day one.

No "imagine you had access." No screenshots of someone else's terminal. You get the real keys, the real bills, the real production accounts — the same setup engineers at YC startups use.

✓Claude API access (Sonnet + Haiku)
✓Cursor Pro for the cohort
✓OpenAI + GPT-4 endpoint credits
✓GitHub Copilot included

+$20

Credited on day one. Yours to use. No reimbursements, no waiting.

+$20Day 1 credit

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Remote-job ready

Built for global hiring,
from Kathmandu.

Skills are the table stakes. We also drill the things foreign teams quietly screen for — the things most local courses miss entirely.

Global-grade portfolio

Your work is built, deployed, and presented to the standard hiring managers in Berlin, SF, and Singapore look for.

Async + written communication

Loom recordings, written PR descriptions, structured async updates — the way remote teams actually run.

Code review fluency

Reading diffs, leaving thoughtful comments, defending technical choices — the soft skill foreign teams actually screen for.

AI-augmented workflow

You'll out-ship engineers who don't yet use AI well. That's the differentiator hiring teams are quietly screening for in 2026.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Anyone with basic programming exposure who wants to engineer at a global standard — students about to graduate, junior devs looking to level up, career-switchers from related fields. You don't need to be advanced; you need to be hungry and willing to ship every week.

Yes. Most Nepali courses still teach pre-AI workflows — long videos, theory, isolated exercises. This is the first cohort built around Claude, Cursor, and modern production engineering as the default environment, not an afterthought.

Live sessions are Mon–Fri, 7am–9am NPT. Plan another 8–12 hours per week for project work and code review. You'll ship something to production every week, so the work is concentrated and visible.

We'll guide you through opening one in week one — it's a simple process for any Nepali citizen with a passport or citizenship. Once your card is active, we credit $20 directly to it.

Yes — a single payment for the full 12 weeks, including the $20 AI credit, all live sessions, code reviews, and capstone support. This is an early-bird price for cohort 01; future cohorts will be higher.

You walk out with a portfolio of 5+ live products, real GitHub history, a polished Loom intro, and the workflow habits remote teams expect. We also help calibrate your outreach and interview prep for global roles.

No, and you should be skeptical of anyone in Nepal who does. What we guarantee is the most modern, AI-native engineering training in the country, a real portfolio, and the soft-skills foreign teams screen for. The interviews are still on you.

Cohort 01 · 25 seats

The next 25 AI engineers
Nepal sends to the world.

Be one of them. Early-bird pricing ends when seats are full — and they will be.

Claim my seat · Rs. 35,000 →Review the roadmap

12 weeks · Mon–Fri · 7–9am NPT·Starts July 17, 2026·$20 AI credit included

Rs. 35,000 · early bird

25 seats · Starts July 17

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Become an AI EngineerCompanies Actually Want to Hire

Not another tutorial course.A production engineering apprenticeship.