DATAEKO · Learning & Development

Technical Internship Programme

Five weeks. Four to five live hours a week, one assignment a week, everything taught in the tool rather than on a slide.

What this is

A five-week technical internship programme. Four to five live hours every week — three sessions of ninety minutes, on alternate days — and one take-home assignment a week worth about three hours of your own time.

Nothing is taught from slides you cannot run. Every idea is demonstrated live in a terminal, then you do the same thing on your own machine, in the same hour. The goal is that you can do the work — not that you can describe it.

How a week runs

SlotLengthWhat happens
Session 190 min liveOne topic, taught hands-on in the tool itself.
Session 290 min liveA second topic that builds on the first. The week's assignment is briefed at the end.
Session 390 min liveA clinic. We go through last week's submissions, the common mistakes, and the reference solution. In Week 1 this is a setup clinic instead, and it runs first.
Take-home~3 hoursYou work on it alone and submit before the next clinic.

Reading goes out before and after every session. The programme assumes you do it, and the assignment scores make it obvious who did.

The five weeks

WeekTopicAssignment
01Linux fundamentals, shell scripting and GitWork in progress — published shortly
02Python automation and API contractsA Python CLI that calls a REST API and survives failure
03CI/CD, artifacts and containersPut your tool behind a pipeline. Break it on purpose, then fix it
04SQL and observabilityA query set, then read a dashboard and say what it is telling you
05AWS core services, IaC and architecture patternsThe final assignment, covering the whole programme

Who is teaching this

Raji — AI Engineer at Studio Typo, a creative technology studio working in AI, web and 3D. Focus: agentic systems and infrastructure.

Shipped work includes Klydo (AI content generation for quick-commerce marketing), Ampere Hour (a 3D digital twin monitoring grid-scale battery storage) and Roqit (a data platform for fleet management and carbon tracking).

I am 22, and I still remember what it felt like to stare at a blank terminal with no idea what to type. If that is you, nothing here assumes otherwise.