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GenAI & Agentic AI Engineer Training

3-Month Professional Development Internship

Program Overview

Complete 12-Week End-to-End Plan designed to transform freshers into production-ready GenAI engineers. This intensive internship program combines hands-on projects, industry-standard practices, and career preparation to launch your career in AI engineering.

Duration

12 Weeks (25-30 hours/week)

Level

Freshers / Entry Level

Primary Language

Python 3.11+

Format

Intensive Internship

PHASE 1: FOUNDATIONS (Weeks 1-4)

Building Core GenAI Engineering Skills

Week 1: Python Excellence & AI-First Development

Objective: Master modern Python and AI-assisted development workflow

  • Python 3.11+ features (type hints, async/await, performance optimization)
  • AI-assisted coding tools (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude)
  • Vibe coding paradigm (describe → AI generates → refine → deploy)
Deliverable: Production-ready text classification API with 90%+ test coverage, deployed live + Blog post on "Building with Vibe Coding"
Assessment: Code review + Performance benchmarks + DSA quiz

Week 2: LLMs, Embeddings & Vector Operations

Objective: Deep understanding of language models and vector mathematics

  • Transformer architecture (attention, tokenization, positional encoding)
  • LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, open-source models)
  • Embedding generation and similarity search
  • Vector mathematics (cosine similarity, distance metrics)
  • DSA: K-D Trees, LSH, HNSW, ANN algorithms
Deliverable: Production embedding service with caching + Multi-provider LLM wrapper with cost tracking
Assessment: Technical deep-dive presentation + DSA quiz

Week 3: Vector Databases & Advanced Retrieval

Objective: Master production vector search systems

  • Vector database internals (HNSW, IVF, PQ indexing)
  • Production vector stores (Qdrant, Weaviate, Pinecone, ChromaDB)
  • Document chunking strategies (fixed, semantic, agentic)
  • Hybrid search (vector + keyword + metadata filtering)
  • DSA: Graph algorithms, clustering, query optimization
Deliverable: Production vector search system with multi-strategy chunking pipeline, hybrid search with re-ranking, load test results (1000 QPS)
Assessment: System design interview + Implementation review

Week 4: RAG Architecture & Evaluation

Objective: Build enterprise-grade RAG systems

  • RAG system design patterns (basic → advanced)
  • Multi-stage retrieval (vector, keyword, graph)
  • Re-ranking and context optimization
  • RAG evaluation (RAGAS framework)
  • Advanced techniques (HyDE, multi-query, parent-child chunking)
  • DSA: Priority queues, result fusion, caching strategies
MAJOR PROJECT: Enterprise RAG System
  • Multi-format document support
  • Advanced retrieval strategies
  • RAGAS score > 0.85
  • Production-ready code
  • Complete documentation
Assessment: Code review + System design presentation + Live demo

PHASE 2: AGENTIC AI & MODELS (Weeks 5-8)

Building Intelligent Autonomous Systems

Week 5: Single-Agent Systems & Tool Development

Objective: Build production-ready autonomous agents

  • Agent architectures (ReAct, Plan-Execute, Self-Ask)
  • Tool development and validation (calculator, web search, database, files, APIs)
  • Agent memory systems (short-term, long-term, entity memory)
  • Error handling and loop detection
  • DSA: State machines, decision trees, graph search
Deliverable: Multi-tool agent system (5+ tools) with memory persistence (Redis + Vector DB + Neo4j), comprehensive error recovery, and interactive Streamlit demo
Assessment: Architecture quiz + Live coding + Memory design interview

Week 6: Multi-Agent Systems & MCP

Objective: Orchestrate multiple agents and build MCP servers

  • Multi-agent patterns (sequential, hierarchical, collaborative, debate)
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification
  • MCP server implementation (database, filesystem, API integrations)
  • Agent communication and coordination
  • DSA: Message queues, task scheduling, distributed consensus
Deliverable: Multi-agent system (3+ specialized agents) with 2+ MCP servers (custom domain-specific), inter-agent communication protocols, production architecture
Assessment: System design exam + Code review + Live demo

Week 7: Small Language Model Training

Objective: Train a language model from scratch

  • Transformer architecture implementation (attention, feed-forward, layer norm)
  • Training pipeline (data loading, optimization, checkpointing)
  • Tokenization
  • Model training (50M-100M parameters)
  • Evaluation and perplexity metrics
  • DSA: Matrix operations, gradient algorithms, memory optimization
MAJOR PROJECT: Trained Small Language Model
  • 50M-100M parameters
  • Complete training code
  • Evaluation metrics
  • HuggingFace model card
  • Training report with analysis
Assessment: Model performance + Code quality + Technical report

Week 8: Fine-Tuning & Model Optimization

Objective: Fine-tune models and optimize for production

  • Fine-tuning techniques (LoRA, QLoRA, adapters)
  • Dataset curation for instruction tuning
  • Advanced techniques (RLHF, DPO)
  • Model serving (vLLM, Text Generation Inference)
  • Quantization (8-bit, 4-bit, GPTQ, AWQ)
  • DSA: Matrix decomposition, quantization algorithms
Deliverable: Domain-specific fine-tuned model, optimized for inference, deployed with vLLM/TGI, performance benchmarks, cost analysis
Assessment: Fine-tuning exam + Model deployment review

PHASE 3: PRODUCTION & CAREER (Weeks 9-12)

Deploying at Scale & Launching Career

Week 9: LLMOps

Objective: Build production-grade AI applications

  • Software engineering best practices (SOLID, design patterns, clean code)
  • CI/CD for AI applications (GitHub Actions, Docker, Kubernetes)
  • Monitoring and observability
  • LLM-specific metrics and cost tracking
  • Testing strategies (unit, integration, LLM evaluation)
  • DSA: Design patterns implementation
Deliverable: Production application with complete CI/CD pipeline, 90%+ test coverage, comprehensive monitoring, security hardening, deployed to cloud
Assessment: Code review + DevOps quiz + Live demo

Week 10: System Design & Scalability

Objective: Design scalable distributed AI systems

  • Distributed systems for AI (microservices, load balancing, caching)
  • Performance optimization (profiling, async patterns, connection pooling)
  • Security and compliance (OAuth2, rate limiting, GDPR)
  • Database optimization and sharding
  • Disaster recovery planning
  • DSA: Consistent hashing, cache eviction, distributed algorithms
Deliverable: Scalable system design document with architecture diagrams (C4 model), performance benchmarks, security audit report, disaster recovery plan
Assessment: System design interview (2 problems, 90 minutes)

Week 11: Specialized Tracks

Objective: Deep dive into advanced specialization - Choose ONE Track

Track A: Advanced RAG & Knowledge Graphs
  • Graph databases (Neo4j)
  • Knowledge graph construction
  • Graph RAG architecture
  • Multi-hop reasoning
  • Hybrid retrieval (vector + graph + keyword)
Track B: Code Intelligence & AST
  • Abstract Syntax Trees
  • Tree-sitter for multi-language parsing
  • Language Server Protocol
  • Semantic code search
  • Code generation agents
Track C: Multimodal AI
  • Vision-language models
  • Document understanding with vision
  • Multimodal RAG
  • Audio processing (Whisper)
  • Visual question answering
Deliverable: Advanced project in chosen track with research-level implementation, production deployment, performance analysis
Assessment: Technical deep-dive + Specialization exam

Week 12: Capstone Project & Career Launch

Objective: Build portfolio project and launch career

Days 1-10: Capstone Project Development

Project Categories (Choose ONE):

  • Enterprise AI Platform: Multi-tenant RAG system or agent orchestration platform
  • Domain-Specific AI: Healthcare/Finance/Legal/Education AI assistant
  • Developer Tools: AI-powered code reviewer or documentation generator
  • Advanced Research: Novel agent system or custom model architecture
Technical Requirements:
  • ✅ Fine-tuned OR trained small model included
  • ✅ Complete CI/CD pipeline
  • ✅ Monitoring and observability
  • ✅ Security best practices
  • ✅ 90%+ test coverage
  • ✅ Production deployment
  • ✅ Comprehensive documentation
Days 11-12: Documentation
  • System architecture document (C4 diagrams)
  • Technical specification (API docs, database schema)
  • Implementation report (design decisions, challenges, benchmarks)
  • Code documentation (README, deployment guide)
Days 13-14: Career Preparation
Technical Interview Prep:
  • 10+ coding problems (arrays, graphs, DP, strings)
  • 5+ system design scenarios
  • Mock interviews
  • Code review simulations
Behavioral Interview Prep:
  • STAR method for projects
  • Leadership examples
  • Handling failure stories
  • Technical communication
Portfolio Finalization:
  • GitHub profile optimization
  • LinkedIn with GenAI endorsements
  • Portfolio website
  • Resume tailoring
Days 15-16: Final Presentations & Graduation

Presentation Format (20 minutes):

Problem statement (2 min) → Architecture overview (5 min) → Live demo (7 min) → Technical deep-dive (4 min) → Q&A (2 min)

Evaluation Criteria:

Technical implementation (30%) | Code quality & architecture (25%) | Innovation & complexity (20%) | Documentation (15%) | Presentation (10%)

Graduation Requirements

10+ weekly projects submitted
Capstone project score > 75%
DSA assessment > 70%
System design assessment > 70%
90%+ attendance
Active code review participation

Upon Graduation, You Receive:

  • Certificate of Completion (with grade)
  • Skill Badges (RAG, Agents, LLM Training, MCP, System Design)
  • LinkedIn endorsements from mentors
  • Portfolio review with feedback
  • Letter of recommendation (top 10%)
  • Access to alumni network and partner companies
  • 6 months continued community access

Assessment & Grading

50%
Weekly Assessments
  • Code quality reviews
  • DSA quizzes
  • Project submissions
  • Peer reviews
  • Technical presentations
30%
Phase Checkpoints
  • Phase 1 (Week 4): Foundations exam
  • Phase 2 (Week 8): Advanced skills evaluation
  • Phase 3 (Week 12): Final assessment
20%
Capstone Project
  • Technical implementation
  • Code quality
  • Documentation
  • Presentation
  • Innovation

Career Outcomes

Target Roles

  • GenAI Engineer / Developer
  • LLM Application Engineer
  • AI/ML Engineer (LLM focus)
  • RAG Systems Developer
  • AI Agent Developer
  • MLOps Engineer (LLM)
  • AI Platform Engineer

Expected Compensation

India (Internship) ₹8-15 LPA
India (Full-time) ₹15-25 LPA
US (Entry-level) $80K-$120K
Remote (Global) $60K-$100K

Target Companies

  • AI Startups (rapid growth, learning)
  • Product Companies
  • Consulting Firms (diverse projects)
  • Enterprise (stability, resources)

Technology Stack

Core Development

Python 3.11+, PyTorch, Hugging Face, FastAPI, Pydantic

LLM & AI

OpenAI/Anthropic APIs, LangChain/LlamaIndex, Sentence Transformers, vLLM/TGI, PEFT

Vector & Databases

ChromaDB/Qdrant, FAISS, PostgreSQL, Redis, Neo4j

DevOps & Tools

Docker/Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, Prometheus/Grafana, pytest, black/flake8/mypy

Cloud Platforms

AWS/Azure/GCP, Render/Railway (free tier)

Weekly Time Commitment

Total: 25-30 hours/week

6-8h Lectures/Tutorials
8-10h Hands-on Labs
6-8h Project Work
2-3h Assessments/Reviews
3-4h Self-Study/Practice

Program Philosophy

1
Fundamentals First

Strong DSA + System Design foundation

2
AI-Augmented Learning

Use AI tools throughout (Claude, Cursor, Copilot)

3
Production Mindset

Everything deployable, everything scalable

4
Agent-First Thinking

Build systems that build systems

5
Portfolio-Driven

15+ projects demonstrating real capability

Success Metrics

90%+ Completion rate
150%+ Average salary increase
15+ Production projects
80%+ Interview success rate

This Program Is Designed For

Corporate training partnerships
University collaborations
Serious career transformation in Gen-AI/LLM engineering
Students ready to commit 25-30 hours/week for 12 weeks
Building production-ready engineers, not tutorial followers