Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) Course in Mumbai
What you'll learn
- Write production-quality Python, SQL and FastAPI backends with testing, authentication and webhooks.
- Build LLM applications with structured outputs and tool calling across OpenAI, Gemini, Claude and open models.
- Build RAG systems that answer from a company’s documents with citations and access control.
- Build AI agents with LangChain, LangGraph and MCP that take real actions, with human approval for risky steps.
- Test AI quality with evals and guardrails, and monitor cost, latency and errors in production.
- Deploy on AWS with Docker, CI/CD and infrastructure as code.
- Connect AI systems to CRMs, ERPs, email and Microsoft/Google workspaces.
- Run client discovery, write scope documents, present demos and hand systems over with runbooks and training.
Our Training Process

Practical Session

Assignment

Projects

Resume Building

Interview Preparation

Be Job Ready

Practical Session

Assignment

Projects

Be Job Ready

Interview Preparation

Resume Building
Key Highlights
- 100% Guaranteed Placements
- Personalised career coach
- 90% Practical Training
- Official Certification
- Study materials
- Instant doubt solving
- Mock Interviews & Live Projects
- Case studies and Projects

225 Hrs
Training Duration

25000+
Students Trained

1000+
Hiring Companies

8.5 LPA
Highest Fresher Salary
Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) Course in Mumbai
- Core syntax, data types, control flow
- Functions, lambda, comprehensions
- OOP: classes, inheritance, dunder methods
- File handling, exceptions, regex
- Pandas & NumPy essentials, visualisation basics
- APIs & JSON, web scraping, automation scripts
- MySQL connectivity from Python
- Virtual environments, pip / uv, requirements, project structure
- Type hints and Pydantic models
- Unit testing with pytest; fixtures and mocks
- Logging, config with environment variables, .env files
- Async basics: asyncio, concurrent API calls
- Writing CLI tools (argparse / Typer)
- Reading messy client files: Excel, CSV, PDF, email exports
- Linux command line: files, permissions, processes, ssh, scp
- Bash scripting basics, cron jobs
- Reading logs: tail, grep, journalctl
- Networking basics: DNS, ports, HTTP(S), proxies, firewalls
- Git branching, merge vs rebase, resolving conflicts
- GitHub pull requests, code review etiquette, issues
- Writing a good README and setup docs
- Using AI coding assistants responsibly (review, test, never paste secrets)
- MySQL basics, CRUD
- String and aggregate functions
- Constraints and keys
- Stored procedures
- Joins, subqueries, CTEs
- Window functions (ranking, running totals)
- Indexes, query plans, transactions
- Database design and normalisation for real business entities
- PostgreSQL essentials and the pgvector extension
- Data cleaning and validation before AI ingestion
- Read-only access patterns on client databases (safety first)
- Big-O and complexity reasoning
- Arrays, strings, hash maps, two pointers, sliding window
- Stacks, queues, linked lists
- Recursion and basic backtracking
- Trees, BFS/DFS on graphs
- Sorting and binary search
- Weekly timed practice + mock coding rounds
- Installation and project setup
- REST CRUD, path/query parameters
- Pydantic validation
- Auto-generated API docs (OpenAPI/Swagger)
- Authentication: API keys, OAuth2/JWT
- Async endpoints, background tasks, job queues
- Streaming responses (for LLM output)
- File and image uploads, object storage, server-side validation
- Receiving and sending webhooks
- Rate limiting, retries, timeouts, error handling
- API testing with pytest + HTTP clients; Postman collections
- Versioning an API without breaking clients
- Rapid internal tools with Streamlit and Gradio
- HTML/CSS essentials, forms, responsive layout (media queries)
- JavaScript ES6+ essentials: DOM, events, fetch, async/await
- React essentials: components, props, hooks, routing, forms
- Calling the FastAPI backend (JSON, Axios/fetch), auth tokens
- Chat UI patterns: streaming tokens, citations, feedback buttons
- Images, containers, Dockerfiles, layers, multi-stage builds
- Docker Compose for API + database + vector store
- Environment variables and secrets in containers
- Container registries (ECR/Docker Hub)
- Kubernetes concepts: pods, deployments, services (overview level)
- Debugging a container that works locally but fails in the client environment
- Evolution of generative AI; transformers at a conceptual level
- Open vs closed models; agents vs agentic AI
- Prompt engineering
- Providers: OpenAI, Google Gemini, Hugging Face, Llama
- API usage, fine-tuning overview
- Domain assistant use case; deployment considerations
- Anthropic Claude and multi-provider abstraction
- Structured outputs (JSON schema) and output parsing
- Tool / function calling
- Context windows, tokens, caching; estimating cost per request
- Model selection: quality vs latency vs cost; when to use a small model
- Running open models locally (e.g. Ollama) for data-sensitive clients
- Document understanding: extracting fields from invoices, forms and scans
- When not to use an LLM (rules, SQL or classic ML instead)
- Ingestion: PDF, DOCX, HTML, OCR
- Chunking strategies
- Embeddings and similarity search
- Document Q&A use cases
- Vector databases: pgvector, Chroma, a managed option (e.g. Pinecone)
- Metadata filtering and access-controlled retrieval (users see only their documents)
- Hybrid search (keyword + vector), re-ranking
- Query rewriting, multi-step retrieval
- Citations and grounded answers
- Keeping the index fresh: incremental re-indexing, deletions
- RAG evaluation: retrieval hit-rate, faithfulness, answer relevance
- Tables and spreadsheets in RAG; text-to-SQL vs RAG
- LangChain agents, tools, memory
- LangGraph workflows, conditional routing
- Multi-agent collaboration
- Research and autonomous agent use cases
- Model Context Protocol (MCP): building and connecting MCP servers to company tools
- Human-in-the-loop approvals for risky actions (payments, emails, deletes)
- Workflow vs agent: when a fixed pipeline beats an autonomous agent
- State, checkpoints and resuming long-running tasks
- Failure handling: retries, fallbacks, loop limits, timeouts
- Low-code orchestration for client handover (n8n / Power Automate overview)
- Voice and multimodal agents (overview + demo)
- Why AI pilots fail in production
- Building a golden test set from client examples
- Offline evals: exact-match, rubric scoring, LLM-as-judge (and its limits)
- Regression testing for prompts and model upgrades
- Hallucination, refusal and safety checks
- Guardrails: input/output validation, topic limits, PII filters
- Tracing and observability with tools such as LangSmith or Langfuse
- Dashboards for latency, cost per task, error rate, user feedback
- A/B testing prompts and models
- Writing an evaluation report the client’s manager can understand
- Cloud concepts, environment management
- Core AWS services: EC2, S3, IAM, serverless (Lambda)
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions
- Docker and Kubernetes deployment
- ML/LLM deployment and hosting
- Secrets management, object storage
- Log analysis, application performance monitoring
- Managed LLM services (e.g. Amazon Bedrock) vs direct APIs
- Infrastructure as Code basics (Terraform or AWS CDK)
- Networking: VPC, private subnets, security groups
- Deploying into a client’s own cloud account (cross-account access)
- Cost monitoring and budget alerts
- Rollbacks, blue/green deployment, zero-downtime updates
- Overview: Azure and GCP equivalents for clients on other clouds
- Integration patterns: REST, webhooks, polling, batch files (SFTP/CSV)
- SSO and enterprise auth: OAuth2, SAML concepts, service accounts
- Working with CRM/ERP APIs (e.g. Salesforce, Zoho, SAP overview)
- Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 APIs: mail, calendar, sheets, SharePoint
- Email and document pipelines (inbox → extraction → system of record)
- Idempotency, retries, dead-letter queues; never double-post a transaction
- Data mapping between systems; handling bad and missing data
- Working within client constraints: VPNs, firewalls, legacy systems, change windows
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (prompt injection, data leakage, excessive agency)
- Defending against prompt injection in RAG and agents
- PII detection and redaction; data minimisation
- Role-based access control and audit logs
- Secrets handling, key rotation, least-privilege IAM
- India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act basics for client data
- Data residency and choosing models/regions for sensitive data
- Bias, fairness and explaining AI decisions to end users
- Answering a client’s security questionnaire
- System design fundamentals: load balancing, caching, queues, databases, scaling
- Reference architectures: RAG assistant, document-processing pipeline, agent with tools, chatbot on WhatsApp/web
- Latency and cost budgets; batching and caching LLM calls
- Reliability: failure modes, fallbacks, graceful degradation
- Build vs buy vs configure an existing platform
- Writing an architecture document and diagram
- Design review practice: present and defend to a panel
- How businesses work: revenue, cost, process, KPIs
- Domain primers: finance, digital marketing, pharma, IT services, operations
- Running a discovery interview: open questions, listening, follow-ups
- Workflow mapping: as-is vs to-be process, swimlanes
- Finding the real pain: time, cost, errors, compliance risk
- Defining success metrics and a baseline (what “good” looks like)
- Estimating ROI and building a simple business case
- Identifying stakeholders: sponsor, users, IT, security, finance
- Writing a problem statement and a scope document
- Phasing: proof of concept → pilot → production
- Estimating effort and risk; saying no to scope creep
- Agile delivery for client projects: sprints, demos, change requests
- User acceptance testing (UAT) with real users
- Go-live checklist and rollback plan
- Runbooks, admin guides and user training sessions
- Handover to the client’s team; support and maintenance plans
- Feeding field learnings back to the product team
- Explaining AI to non-technical people, including limits and risks
- Running demos that land; handling live failures calmly
- Status updates and weekly reports: what’s done, what’s blocked, what’s next
- Writing clear emails, meeting notes and decision logs
- Managing expectations and delivering bad news early
- Negotiation basics: trade-offs between time, scope and quality
- Presentation practice with feedback, recorded and reviewed
- Power BI Desktop, Power Query, data modelling
- DAX essentials, visuals, AI visuals
- Row-level security, Power BI Service, sharing
- Mini-project: “AI impact dashboard” (hours saved, accuracy, cost)
- Invoice and PO reconciliation agent that reads invoices, matches them against an ERP export, and flags mismatches for human approval
- Campaign reporting assistant that pulls ad-platform data, writes the weekly client report and answers questions about performance
- SOP and regulatory document Q&A with citations, access control and an audit trail
- Support-ticket triage agent that classifies, routes and drafts first responses with knowledge-base links
- Vendor-email processing pipeline: inbox → extraction → system of record, with exceptions queue
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a Forward Deployed Engineer?
A Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) is a software engineer who works directly with customers to understand their business needs, build solutions, deploy software, and manage it in real-world environments. The role combines software engineering, consulting, and product development, with a strong focus on AI agents and LLM applications.
What will I learn in this FDE course?
You will learn Python, SQL, FastAPI, LLM Engineering, RAG, AI Agents using LangChain and LangGraph, MCP, AI evaluations, guardrails, monitoring, AWS deployment, Docker, CI/CD, and enterprise integration. You will also develop client communication, project scoping, demo, and handover skills.
How long is the FDE course?
The FDE training course takes approximately 7–8 months to complete. It includes 30 weeks of training, a 4-week simulated client capstone project, followed by placement assistance and interview preparation.
Who can join the FDE course?
This course is ideal for B.E./B.Tech, BSc IT/CS, BCA, and MCA graduates, as well as developers with 0–3 years of experience. Graduates from other educational backgrounds can also join if they have basic Python knowledge.
Do I need coding experience to join the FDE course?
Basic Python knowledge is sufficient to get started. If you are new to programming, an optional bridge week will help you understand programming logic, Python fundamentals, and essential tools before the main training begins.
Is the FDE course available online or offline?
Yes, the FDE course is available in both online and offline modes. Offline classroom training is conducted at our Borivali West centre in Mumbai, located at Gold Crest Business Center, L.T. Road. You can also attend live online classes.
Is there a 100% placement guarantee after completing the FDE course?
Yes, the FDE course comes with TryCatch Classes’ 100% Placement Guarantee. Students must meet the applicable eligibility criteria, including attendance requirements and successful completion of the capstone project.
What projects will I build during the FDE course?
You will work on a simulated real-world client project based on industries such as finance, digital marketing, pharmaceuticals, IT services, or business operations. You will gain practical experience in client discovery, project planning, development, evaluation, AWS deployment, and project handover.
How is the FDE course different from Agentic AI or Generative AI courses?
Agentic AI and Generative AI courses primarily focus on building AI applications. The FDE course goes a step further by teaching you how to deploy and manage these applications in real business environments, including client discovery, enterprise integration, AI evaluations, security, cloud deployment, and project handover.
Who teaches the FDE course at TryCatch Classes?
The FDE course is led by Mehul Prajapati, founder of TryCatch Classes, who has over 18 years of experience in IT and training. He has personally mentored more than 12,000 students, along with guidance from TryCatch’s industry trainers.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the FDE course?
Yes, you will receive a TryCatch Classes certificate of completion after successfully completing the FDE course. Your practical projects, capstone case study, and GitHub portfolio will also help demonstrate your skills to potential employers.
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