
Agentic AI is the fastest-moving area in software right now — and most developers don't know where to start or how to stand out in it.
What we'll cover (tailored to your background):
• What agentic AI engineering actually is — and how it differs from basic LLM API calls • Key concepts: agents, tools/function calling, memory, orchestration, multi-agent systems
• Frameworks and tooling worth learning (LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom builds)
• How to build your first real agentic project and what makes a portfolio piece stand out
• How to position yourself and your existing full stack skills to transition into AI engineering roles
• What companies are actually hiring for — and how to read between the lines of AI job descriptions
This session is for full stack developers who want to understand what agentic AI engineering actually means in practice: building systems where LLMs don't just respond to prompts, but plan, use tools, make decisions, and take multi-step actions autonomously.
Whether you're curious about the space, actively building something, or trying to pivot your career toward AI — this session will give you clarity on where to focus.
Who is this for?
Full stack developers who want to work with AI beyond just calling the OpenAI API — developers who want to build the systems that make AI actually do things.