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We sharpen your resume, polish your projects, and rehearse technical questions so you can stand out in competitive hiring processes.

And we rehearse it the way the interview actually runs: with AI closed. A whiteboard or live coding round takes away every tool you have been leaning on, and it shows within minutes how much of the work was really yours.

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Career coaching includes

  • Resume and LinkedIn feedback.
  • Portfolio and GitHub review.
  • Technical interview practice.
  • Live coding and whiteboard reps with AI closed.
  • Project defense: explaining code you already shipped.
  • Behavioral storytelling and confidence prep.

Best for

  • Students applying for internships.
  • Career switchers entering tech.
  • Graduates preparing for entry-level roles.
  • Self-taught developers seeking direction.

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The interview room is the other place AI cannot follow you

A closed book exam is the first. A technical interview is the second, and it is far less forgiving, because someone is watching while it happens.

Whiteboard and live coding rounds

No second tab. No autocomplete. No prompt to rewrite what you typed. You start from a blank screen while someone watches how you think. If AI has been doing the starting for you, the long pause before your first line is the part they remember.

The follow up questions

Why that data structure. What happens on empty input. What this costs once the list gets long. Interviewers are not grading the answer on its own, they are checking whether you understand the thing you just wrote.

So we practice the way the room works

  • Mock rounds with AI closed and a clock running, so the pressure is not new on the day.
  • Talking out loud while you code, because silence reads as guessing even when it is not.
  • Debugging your own broken code in front of someone, which is what the job is anyway.
  • Using AI between sessions to drill weak areas, never to hand you the solution.

You keep using AI to prepare. You just stop needing it in the room.

Can you explain how you built your own projects?

Every project on your resume is a set of questions you have agreed to answer.

Walk me through how this project works.
Why did you structure it this way instead of something simpler?
What was the hardest bug in it, and how did you track it down?
What breaks first if this had a thousand users?
Which part of this are you least happy with?
Show me the piece you are most proud of and tell me why.

If AI wrote most of it, this is usually where the conversation stalls. Not because the project is bad, but because it is hard to defend work you did not really do. Interviewers know this now, and they ask a third and a fourth question specifically to find out.

So we go through your repositories together. You walk through each project out loud, I ask what an interviewer would ask, and we mark every place you run out of answers. Then you either rebuild that piece until you understand it, or it comes off the resume. Both beat finding out on the call. None of this makes you a fraud, it makes you a candidate in 2026.

Not sure how much of it you could rebuild on your own?

The free AI Coding Dependency Test takes about 15 minutes, is answered without AI, and scores you across 10 skill areas. It finds the same gaps an interviewer would, a lot earlier and for nothing.

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Be honest about the AI part. None of this makes you a bad student, it makes you a student in 2026, and it changes what I recommend.

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