I took over ownership of a coding bootcamp in 2023, just before being laid off as an engineering manager at Clorox. The last few years have been rough. In between working full time and rebuilding after being laid off, I had to restructure Parsity from the ground up.
If you're a developer and worried about what AI might do to your own career, perhaps you'll find this useful and if you're interested in becoming an AI engineer, apply for 1 of 15 spots at https://parsity.io/ai-dev
I took over ownership of a coding bootcamp in 2023, just before being laid off as an engineering manager at Clorox. The last few years have been rough. In between working full time and rebuilding after being laid off, I had to restructure Parsity from the ground up.
If you're a developer and worried about what AI might do to your own career, perhaps you'll find this useful and if you're interested in becoming an AI engineer, apply for 1 of 15 spots at https://parsity.io/ai-dev
1. Agentic engineering aka using LLMs to write code (easy)
2. Building agents with guardrails, evals and patterns like human-in-the-loop (easy/medium)
3. RAG with or without vector databases (medium/hard)
We teach the last 2 at Parsity. https://parsity.io/ai-dev