Hands-on hardware training
Build real electronics from day one
Master PCB design, embedded programming, and IoT systems through project-based learning. Join engineers who ship working hardware, not just theory.
Built for working engineers
What you'll learn
Four specialized tracks designed to take you from schematic to shipped product.
PCB Design Mastery
Schematic capture, component selection, layout for manufacturability, and fabrication handoff.
Embedded Programming
Firmware in C/C++, real-time operating systems, debugging, and memory-efficient coding.
IoT Solutions
Wireless protocols, cloud integration, security, and scalable device management.
Hardware Prototyping
Rapid iteration with breadboards, soldering, 3D printing, and test-driven validation.
How it works
Choose your track
Start with fundamentals or jump into advanced topics based on your experience.
Build alongside mentors
Live sessions, code reviews, and direct feedback on your schematics and firmware.
Ship a complete project
Finish with a working device, documented codebase, and fabrication-ready files.
Testimonials
What engineers say
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need prior electronics experience?
Fundamental courses assume basic circuit knowledge. Advanced tracks require comfort with C programming and reading datasheets. We offer a skills assessment to recommend your starting point.
What hardware and software do I need?
Courses use free tools: KiCad for PCB design, STM32CubeIDE for embedded, and AWS free tier for IoT. You'll need a breadboard, basic components, and an ST-Link debugger—estimated cost under ₹3,000.
Are the sessions live or recorded?
Core instruction is recorded for self-paced learning. Weekly office hours and project reviews are live with mentors. You get lifetime access to all materials.
Will I have a portfolio project?
Yes. Every track culminates in a complete, documented project: fabricated PCB, working firmware repository, or deployed IoT device with cloud dashboard. These are interview-ready artifacts.
Is there placement support?
We maintain relationships with hardware startups and OEMs. Alumni receive job postings, referral introductions, and portfolio reviews—not guaranteed placement.

