Engineering Coaching for Teams
Your team ships fast with AI. Can they still review it?
Speed without engineering review compounds into technical debt. The teams that stay fast are the ones where developers can read, question, and own what the tools produce. That judgment is built the way it always was: real projects, deep code review, shared standards.
I run the same approach I use with individual developers, scaled to a team. Your engineers build something real together, get their code reviewed deeply, and carry those habits back to your codebase.
Two ways to work together
Private cohort for your team
4–10 developers go through a dedicated program together (Python, Rust, or Agentic AI) on your timeline, scoped to your team's level and goals.
- Weekly group coaching calls and deep PR reviews on every developer's code
- Ship a production app with architecture that transfers to your codebase
- Shared engineering practices that outlast the training
Bring your own project
Your team has a specific stack, constraints, or a goal that doesn't fit a standard format. We hands-on coach against your real repo, with code reviews on your own code.
What your team walks away with
- A shipped, production-grade project the whole team built and understands
- The habit of deep code review, applied to AI-generated code as much as hand-written
- Shared patterns and standards that outlast the program and show up in your next PRs
- Developers who can direct AI tools instead of rubber-stamping their output
It's the same foundation the individual developers I coach use to ship real apps. See what they've built →
Who runs it
Coached by Bob Belderbos: 10+ years building software at Sun/Oracle, co-founder of Pybites, creator of the Pybites and Rust coding platforms, and 6+ years coaching more than 150 developers. The Agentic AI and Rust cohorts are co-led with Juanjo Expósito and Jim Hodapp.