A3 · Pathway A — Software Engineering

Full-Stack Development

Own the entire product stack — from database to UI — and ship complete web applications end to end. Future squad role: Full-Stack Engineer.

A3Open — Cohort 1

This specialization is open for Cohort 1. Apply to the pathway, then choose this track during onboarding after you’re accepted.

Future squad role

Full-Stack Engineer

Engineering squad · End-to-end product craft

Team seat: Full-Stack Engineer seat (End-to-end product craft); also prepares for Product Lead

Own features across database and UI — the canonical Full-Stack seat, with a path to Product Lead.

In the venture, you will

  • Ship complete product features across stack boundaries
  • Fill a Full-Stack Engineer team seat when the venture needs an end-to-end builder
  • Sequence MVP work and Friday demo evidence the company can show
  • Step into Product Lead when team placement needs a shipping-first builder (not automatic)

Team placement is based on evidence and venture need — this is the job this track prepares you for, not an automatic title. Several specializations may compete for the same team seat; each keeps its own craft identity.

In a Phase B squad

Engineering & product craft

In Phase B, Software Engineering specializations do not all become “Full-Stack Engineer.” Frontend, Backend, Full-Stack, and Mobile are separate jobs on the venture; team placement puts two of them into Full-Stack Engineer seats by craft fit. Strong shippers (often A3) may also earn Product Lead. Design Lead lives on the UX/UI track (C3), not every A track.

Typical seats: Full-Stack Engineer · Product Lead

Inside this track

  • Deep craft work in Full-Stack Development across a six-month Phase A rhythm.
  • Shared UTP Core and Venture Thread for every builder — specialization is your edge, not your only curriculum.
  • Weekly projects, feedback, and portfolio evidence that inform Phase B team placement.
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