Applied projects
A business question, a dataset, and a success metric — algorithms second.
Internship
Practice modelling, evaluation, and storytelling on problems a hiring manager can review — business questions first.
What you get
A business question, a dataset, and a success metric — algorithms second.
Train/test splits, leakage checks, and a metric you can defend in a meeting.
Pandas and scikit-learn used as a working analyst would, not a research lab.
What the score means, where it fails, and what a manager should do next.
A short document hiring managers will actually read, plus the notebook.
Someone who will reject a flashy model that cannot be explained.
How we work
Share your background, a short note on the track, and when you can start. We confirm fit within a few business days.
Tools, working hours, communication norms, and your first dataset — so week one is not spent guessing.
Weekly goals on a real business problem. You ship work, not attendance screenshots.
A scheduled review every week. You get written notes on what to fix before the next sprint.
A portfolio piece you present: analysis pack, pipeline, or model — with assumptions written down.
Interview walkthrough of your project, résumé notes, and how to talk about the work honestly.
Client stories
My mentor killed the first model. The second one I could explain to a non-technical founder.
I came from Excel. Framing and evaluation were the skills I was missing.
The write-up mattered more than the notebook in my interviews.
Help centre
No. Comfort with Excel or Python and a willingness to learn is enough to start. We teach the evaluation habits the role needs.
Yes. Internships are remote-first, with live mentor sessions on a published calendar.
Terms are confirmed per cohort. Some tracks include a stipend; others are project-based learning with a certificate and portfolio. We state this clearly before you accept.
Plan for 15–20 focused hours. Full-time blocks can be arranged for a shorter calendar.
No. We look for evidence you can finish work: a small project, coursework, or a clear note on why this track.
Share a short note on why this track and any project you have already tried. We will confirm the next cohort.
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