PCB Design
Schematic to fabrication in KiCad — footprints, routing, DRC and a board you actually send out.
Beginner to industry-ready
KiCadLTspiceDFM review
What we teach
Internship tracks built around real hardware
Five core tracks for ECE, EEE, ETE, CSE and AI/ML students — each taking you from beginner to industry-ready on the tools engineers actually use.
Tracks
Pick your track
Every track ends with a working build and documentation you can put in front of a recruiter.
Embedded Firmware
ESP32 and ESP-IDF from first boot to multi-task firmware, with real debugging habits.
Beginner to industry-ready
ESP-IDFArduinoFreeRTOSPlatformIO
Robotics & Mechanical Design
Gait control, actuators and 3D-printed parametric mechanisms tested on real hardware.
Beginner to industry-ready
PCA9685Servo control3D printing
Python + AI/ML
From clean Python to models that run on sensor data — training, evaluation and deployment.
Beginner to industry-ready
PythonNumPyscikit-learnEdge inference
Full-Stack Development
Ship working products: React front ends, real databases, auth and deployment pipelines.
Beginner to industry-ready
ReactViteFirebaseREST APIs
Simulation & Prototyping
Prove the circuit before you solder it — simulate, iterate, then build the real thing.
Beginner to industry-ready
WokwiLTspiceBench testing
How it runs
Four stages, one finished build
The same structure across every track, so colleges know exactly what the internship delivers.
01
Fundamentals
Core theory compressed into what you actually need at the bench.
02
Guided build
Follow a mentor-led build, breaking and fixing it as you go.
03
Your own project
Scope, design and build something of your own with review checkpoints.
04
Defend & certify
Present your build, get documented feedback and project-based certification.
Ready to Build Something Real?
Applications are open for PCB design, embedded firmware, robotics, AI/ML and full-stack tracks. Bring curiosity — we'll hand you the hardware.