A path, not a playlist
Move through a structured career roadmap where each module prepares you for the system you will build next.
The first verified step toward AI engineering
Designed for people with some hands-on experience in Python, data, or programming who still have gaps in software engineering. Assess your starting point, follow an evidence-informed plan, complete Software Engineering Foundations, and verify your first guided API project.
Recommended prerequisite · Some practical exposure to Python, data, or another programming language
Clarity changes everything
01Too many disconnected tutorials
02Too little practice building complete systems
03No inspectable record of what you can do
Designed around progress
The founding beta connects explanations, exercises, assessments, and one verified project in a deliberate sequence.
Move through a structured career roadmap where each module prepares you for the system you will build next.
Learn through hands-on exercises, design decisions, automated checks, and one guided beta project.
Progress is tied to demonstrated competencies and evidence—not passive time spent watching lessons.
The long-term roadmap extends from software foundations into ML, deep learning, LLM systems, agents, and MLOps as each stage becomes ready.
The founding beta combines a readiness assessment with an evidence-informed plan that explains every recommended next step.
Finish the launch experience with a tested repository, architecture decisions, and a system you can explain.
The long-term roadmap
Software Engineering Foundations is the only curriculum stage included in the founding beta. Stages 02–08 show product direction, not content currently available to participants.
Python, Git, APIs, testing, data structures
Linear algebra, probability, statistics, optimization
Data pipelines, supervised learning, evaluation
PyTorch, neural training, vision and sequences
Attention, embeddings, RAG, reliable evaluation
Tools, state, planning, safety, benchmarks
Containers, CI/CD, monitoring, reliability
Architecture, delivery, case study, career evidence
How it works
A focused readiness baseline highlights where to concentrate effort; practice and module checks establish completion.
Evidence produces an explainable roadmap and the next activity to complete.
Short explanations lead directly into code, decisions, and feedback.
Create a typed, tested, containerized API with documentation and explicit limitations.
Connect evidence to competencies instead of collecting completion badges.
Finish with five demonstrated competencies and a pinned project revision that passed the current verification flow.
Build the proof
The founding beta includes only the Inference API Starter. The remaining examples describe possible future releases and are not available to participants.
A tested, containerized Python API with validation, documentation, and explicit engineering decisions.
Available in founding betaA neural model trained, evaluated, packaged, and presented with clear limitations.
Future roadmap · not availableGrounded answers, source references, retrieval experiments, and a regression evaluation suite.
Future roadmap · not availableA bounded, tool-using workflow with explicit state, logs, safety controls, and a benchmark.
Future roadmap · not availableA containerized AI service with automated checks, observability, and rollback thinking.
Future roadmap · not availableAn end-to-end product combining architecture, evidence, deployment, and a technical case study.
Future roadmap · not availableFounding beta outcome
Complete the focused Foundations milestone with a tested project and a record of the evidence collected. This is not the full AI Engineer journey or a professional certification.
Founding beta access
Participant access costs $0, requires no payment card, and never converts automatically into a paid plan. Admission still depends on application review, support capacity, and an invitation.
Understand the beta scope and establish a preliminary baseline.
Apply to complete the focused Foundations milestone with product support and one verified project.
FAQ
The founding beta is not designed as a first introduction to programming. It is recommended for people who already have some practical exposure to Python, data, or another programming language and want to strengthen their software engineering foundations.
The founding beta is scoped to roughly four weeks for Software Engineering Foundations at eight hours per week. Your prior experience and weekly availability may change that pace.
You should be comfortable reading and modifying simple code or working with data. Deep software engineering experience is not expected—the course is intended to close gaps in areas such as Git, testing, APIs, code structure, and delivery practices.
The founding beta includes one guided API project with tests, documentation, a container, and pinned-revision verification. Additional project ideas are future roadmap only.
Published beta content is versioned and passes the current content review gates. Future stages remain hidden until they have content and operational approval.
No. Radiant develops relevant skills and evidence, but hiring outcomes depend on many factors outside any learning platform.
The founding beta is free ($0). No payment card is required, and participation will not convert automatically into a paid plan.
Your path starts here
See your preliminary Skill Map, then apply for a supported place in the founding beta.
Preview Your Skill Map