Applied training
We design learning paths that combine theoretical foundations with real projects. Each module ends with a deliverable you can showcase in your portfolio.
Hands-on approach · Direct mentorshipFrom the first applied statistics courses to specialized deep learning programs, every stage of the project responded to a concrete need in the Argentine labor market.
We started with a small group of twelve students in Tucumán, focused on linear regression, data cleaning, and visualization with Python. Demand exceeded expectations, and we ran the program three times that same year.
We designed a job placement program together with regional software studios. Participants worked on real client datasets, which allowed us to tailor the content to what companies actually needed.
We added modules on natural language processing and computer vision. The most significant change was incorporating final projects with external evaluation, where each student defended their model before a panel of senior engineers.
Today the program includes post-certification support: monthly code review sessions, portfolio reviews, and technical interview preparation. The most visible result is the placement rate in data roles within the first semester.
A small team of specialists in machine learning, applied statistics, and data product development. Each one brings a verifiable track record in real projects, not just theoretical training.
Designed anomaly detection systems for industrial production lines in Tucumán. He has worked with PyTorch and OpenCV since 2019, and leads the hands-on workshops on convolutional neural networks.
Built training and continuous deployment pipelines for text classification models. Before joining the team, he coordinated the migration of local models to cloud infrastructure at a regional fintech.
Focused on Bayesian statistics and model evaluation. He taught introductory courses on predictive analysis for human resources and finance professionals, with an emphasis on interpreting results and ethical limits.
Collaborates on sentiment analysis and entity extraction projects for the publishing sector. Her work combines computational linguistics with rigorous bias evaluation in Spanish corpora.
Responsible for the laboratory environments and practice databases. He supports students in installing tools, managing versions, and ensuring the reproducibility of experiments.
The professional route in machine learning is not linear: each stage demands concrete decisions, real projects, and constant updating. This journey summarizes the key moments that define the growth of a data specialist.
Mastering statistics, linear algebra, and Python programming. The first practical project is usually a regression or classification model on a public dataset, such as those from Kaggle or UCI.
Convolutional neural networks for computer vision and transformers for natural language processing. Here, you learn to train models with GPU and to interpret metrics such as precision, recall, and F1.
The step from a notebook to production requires robust pipelines, model versioning, and continuous monitoring. Tools such as Docker, MLflow, and cloud platforms are incorporated to deploy scalable services.
With several projects in production, the next level is guiding teams, defining solution architectures, and translating business requirements into well-posed machine learning problems.
Our identity
We design learning paths that combine theoretical foundations with real projects. Each module ends with a deliverable you can showcase in your portfolio.
Hands-on approach · Direct mentorshipWe help identify which role best fits your profile: ML engineering, data science, MLOps, or hybrid roles. Together, we define a realistic growth plan.
One-on-one sessions · Career planWe connect our community with active professionals and companies looking for emerging talent. We organize technical meetups and portfolio reviews.
Monthly events · Active communityWe publish analyses on industry trends, use cases, and technical guides. Our material evolves with the field, not with fleeting fads.
Technical articles · Case studiesWe don't disappear after a course. We track your progress and adjust recommendations based on changes in the job market.
Quarterly check-ins · Path adjustmentsWe drive initiatives where participants solve real problems with open data. Teamwork mirrors the environment you'll find in the industry.
Shared repositories · Peer review