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Loading image: For College Engineers - Verlin Labs AI training program…A 10-day intensive program for engineering students who want deep intuition for AI systems, hands-on API projects, and portfolio-ready work for internships and interviews.
10 days · 3 phases
Build strong mental models for how large language models work - tokens, attention, and prediction - without getting lost in math.
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Understand the building blocks of modern AI applications - APIs, vector stores, and how data flows through AI systems.
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Master structured prompting, chain-of-thought, and function calling - the skills that separate hobbyists from engineers.
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Design and implement Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipelines - the most common pattern in production AI apps.
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Learn when to prompt, when to fine-tune, and when to use both - with clear decision frameworks.
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Hands-on session building a real application using LLM APIs - from design to working prototype.
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Explore multi-step AI agents, workflow orchestration, and when agentic patterns add value vs complexity.
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Apply system design mental models to AI-powered applications - scalability, reliability, and cost at scale.
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Dedicated build day to polish your portfolio project with mentor feedback and code review.
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Present your project, practice technical interview questions, and get a personalized career roadmap.
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About the instructors
Live instruction, curriculum design, and corporate workshops - one educator across every track.
Loading image: Professional headshot of Aman Munjal, Founder and Lead Trainer at Verlin Labs…Aman Munjal
Founder & Lead Trainer
I started Verlin Labs because I was tired of watching smart people nod along to AI explanations they did not actually follow. I have spent over a decade as a PM working on AI and fintech products, and I kept seeing the same gap: people who could use the tools but could not reason about them. Every program here is built around mental models first, so what you learn still holds up after the session ends and the tool has changed.