QE → Developer

Moving from quality engineering into a development role is less about learning to code from zero, and more about reframing what you already know. Here's the structure.

PHASE 01 · ~4–5 WEEKS

Data Structures & Algorithms

Arrays, strings, linked lists, trees, graphs, and the problem-solving patterns (two pointers, sliding window, BFS/DFS, dynamic programming basics) that interviews actually test — practiced until they're reflexive, not memorized.

PHASE 02 · ~2–3 WEEKS

System Design Fundamentals

Scalability basics, database design trade-offs, API design, caching, and load balancing concepts — enough to hold your own in a system design interview round, and to understand the systems you've been testing at a deeper level.

PHASE 03 · ~2 WEEKS

Developer Workflows

Git branching strategies (not just basic commits), meaningful code reviews, clean code principles, and the habits that separate "writes scripts" from "ships production code."

PHASE 04 · ONGOING

Mock Interviews & Positioning

Technical mock rounds specific to dev roles, resume repositioning that reframes your QE experience as a strength (not something to hide), and portfolio projects that demonstrate development — not testing — skill.

What You'll Walk Away With
  • DSA fluency that holds up under real interview pressure, not just practice problems
  • A resume and portfolio that frame your QE background as an asset for a dev role
  • Working knowledge of system design conversations, not just coding rounds
🎯 READY WHEN YOU ARE

Start with a 1:1 session, not a guess.

Your first session is a skill assessment — we figure out exactly where you stand on this roadmap and what your specific plan looks like, before committing to anything bigger.

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