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Spandana Bala
Senior Front-End Engineer
Edify · SF-AF '22 →MICROSOFT
"The capstone code was already running in a partner tenant. The interview was just defending what I'd shipped."
Edify alumni run agent platforms at Microsoft, ship Salesforce roadmaps at Deloitte, and refer the next cohort into their teams. The network is the second tuition.
"I came in to learn Salesforce. I left with a refund-triage agent that now runs in five Fortune-500 tenants — including the one that hired me."
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"The capstone code was already running in a partner tenant. The interview was just defending what I'd shipped."
"Three offers in fourteen days. Two came from warm intros to companies I didn't know were hiring."
"Mocks were brutal — that was the point. The agent-design round felt like a take-home I'd already done."
"They built a portfolio that made companies write to me first. Different physics from a job board."
"Cut MTTR documentation by 64% in week one. They didn't ask about my background after that."
"The pipeline-watch agent I built is on call rotation. Real shifts, real pages, real PRs."
"Quote-revision agent went into a manufacturing client's CPQ org six weeks after I graduated."
"My HR onboarding agent provisions every new hire at a 12k-employee SaaS. One human approval per."
"My insight-explainer agent now writes the weekly executive memo. I still get credit for the memo."
14 channels. Job-board for warm intros, agent-cookbook for sharing prompts, region-specific rooms. 8,400+ active members per month.
Hyderabad in-person, Bangalore + Pune satellite, online stream. One alum demos, one partner sponsors, one cohort grad pitches.
Senior alumni (5+ yrs out) mentor current cohorts. Counts toward MAANG-internal "give-back" hours; many partners reimburse.
Top regions and cities by alumni density, 2026. Numbers are active alumni, not lifetime.
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