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KLYMB.AI
Enrolling now30 days · 4 assessments · mock interviews

Junior Developer→ AI Engineering Associate

Programming fundamentals, debugging, APIs, Git, frontend/backend basics and code quality.

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What's changing in this role

Well-specified tickets are often first drafted by coding assistants. Teams value juniors who can review, debug and safely ship AI-assisted code.

What you carry over

  • + Reading and reasoning about code
  • + Fundamentals: data structures and debugging
  • + Learning fast

Who it is for

Built for people like you.

  • Computer science and IT graduates
  • Bootcamp learners who need real practice
  • Career switchers with basic coding knowledge

Skills covered

What you will practise.

  • JavaScript/TypeScript fundamentals
  • Debugging
  • REST APIs
  • Git and pull requests
  • Frontend and backend basics
  • Code review
  • Working with AI coding assistants

30-day overview

Every day, planned.

Four weekly phases of daily problems, an assessment after each week, and mock interviews on Days 29–30. Open a week to see what is covered.

Week 1Days 1–7FoundationsFundamentals that still matterCore programming, Git and what junior work looks like after coding assistants.
  1. Day 1Reading unfamiliar code — Explain what a 200-line module does and where it could fail.
  2. Day 2Debugging a failing function — Find and fix a bug using a debugger, not guesswork.
  3. Day 3Git workflow — Branch, commit, rebase and open a clean pull request.
  4. Day 4Data structures in practice — Choose the right structure to fix a slow feature.
  5. Day 5Prompting a coding assistant — Get an assistant to write a function, then verify it.
  6. Day 6Reviewing a generated pull request — List every flaw in an AI-written PR.
  7. Day 7Weekly assessment: PR reviewReview a generated pull request and list every flaw you find, with fixes.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 2Days 8–14Practical executionAPIs and reviewing AI codeBuilding and consuming APIs, and spotting the failure modes of generated code.
  1. Day 8Consume a REST API — Fetch, display and handle errors from a public API.
  2. Day 9Build an API endpoint — Create a CRUD endpoint with validation.
  3. Day 10Silent bugs in AI code — Find the logic error that passes all tests.
  4. Day 11Security basics — Spot injection and auth flaws in generated code.
  5. Day 12Writing tests — Add unit tests that would have caught yesterday's bug.
  6. Day 13Refactoring — Improve a messy function without changing behaviour.
  7. Day 14Weekly assessment: Planted defectsCatch the planted defects in an agent-written feature.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 3Days 15–21Real-world problem solvingBuilding featuresFrontend and backend together, task decomposition and multi-step AI workflows.
  1. Day 15Frontend component — Build an accessible form component.
  2. Day 16Connecting frontend to backend — Wire a UI to your API with loading and error states.
  3. Day 17Task decomposition — Break a feature ticket into small, reviewable steps.
  4. Day 18Agent workflow on a repo — Ship a small feature using an AI agent, reviewing each step.
  5. Day 19Production bug — Debug an issue from a user report and logs.
  6. Day 20Code review etiquette — Give and respond to review comments professionally.
  7. Day 21Weekly assessment: Feature deliveryDecompose and ship a feature through an AI-assisted workflow.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 4Days 22–28Portfolio and interview readinessShipping safely and portfolioTests, CI, deployment and the practices seniors expect.
  1. Day 22CI pipeline — Run lint and tests automatically on pull requests.
  2. Day 23Deploying an app — Deploy your project and verify it works in production.
  3. Day 24Logging and monitoring — Add logs that make a production bug easy to find.
  4. Day 25Portfolio: README and decisions — Document how your project works and why.
  5. Day 26Portfolio: walkthrough — Present your project and code in 5 minutes.
  6. Day 27Interview drill: live coding — Solve a coding problem while explaining your thinking.
  7. Day 28Weekly assessment: Ship reviewPut your feature through tests, CI and deployment, then present it.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Days 29–30Mock interviews for Junior DeveloperTechnical, scenario and behavioural rounds with written feedback. Topics: Programming fundamentals, Data structures, Debugging, APIs and HTTP, Git, Code quality and testing.

Weekly assessment previews

Four checkpoints. Real feedback.

  1. After Day 7PR reviewReview a generated pull request and list every flaw you find, with fixes.
  2. After Day 14Planted defectsCatch the planted defects in an agent-written feature.
  3. After Day 21Feature deliveryDecompose and ship a feature through an AI-assisted workflow.
  4. After Day 28Ship reviewPut your feature through tests, CI and deployment, then present it.

Expected outcomes

What you will be able to do.

  • Debug systematically
  • Build and consume APIs
  • Use Git and pull requests professionally
  • Review AI-generated code for bugs and security issues
  • Explain your code in an interview

Role-specific projects

Evidence you can show.

  • Full-stack app with API, tests and CI, deployed
  • Documented review of AI-generated code with fixes

Interview preparation & mock interviews

Practise the questions Junior Developer interviews actually ask.

Preparation runs through Week 4. Mock interviews happen on Days 29 and 30, with written feedback.

  • Programming fundamentals
  • Data structures
  • Debugging
  • APIs and HTTP
  • Git
  • Code quality and testing
  • Technical

    What happens when you type a URL into a browser?

  • Technical

    How would you find the cause of a bug you cannot reproduce?

  • Scenario

    An AI assistant wrote code that passes tests but you are unsure it is correct.

  • Technical

    Explain the difference between PUT and PATCH.

30-Day Job Readiness Program · Junior Developer

₹14,999

Cohort starts 25 September 2026. Cohort size is limited because every weekly assessment and mock interview gets individual feedback.

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