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Most engineers think they need to build complex multi-agent systems or elaborate RAG pipelines to land an AI job. But here's what actually works: simple, deployed projects that solve real problems.

My student Vittor got hired with just a chatbot that answers questions about his consulting site. Not complex. Not flashy. Just clean, deployed, and solving a clear problem.

Companies are desperately looking for "AI-native engineers" - not people who can over-engineer solutions, but engineers who can ship AI products that work. This video shows you exactly what to build.

What You'll Learn:

Why simple AI projects beat complex demos in interviews
How to build a full-stack AI transcription app (local Whisper + LLM cleanup)
The exact tech stack that proves you're an AI-native engineer
How to customize this project for your target industry (healthcare, legal, etc.)
Real deployment strategies that show production thinking
Why companies value shipped projects over certificates

Timestamps
0:00 Why simple AI projects get you hired
1:17 Live demo of the transcription app
3:02 Why this project demonstrates hire-able skills
4:28 Code walkthrough: Frontend, Backend & AI integration
6:23 Your challenge: Make it better & get hired

Why did I create this video?

The upcoming AI job market in 2026 is brutal. Companies are pickier than ever, but they're also desperate for engineers who can actually ship. Not people who watched courses. Not people with certificates. People who can show working projects.

This video gives you the exact project template that works, based on real success stories from my community. Build it this week, customize it for your dream job, and show them you can ship.

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