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Network Engineer → Multi-Cloud Architect

Master Multi-Cloud Networking
AWS · Azure · GCP

Learn each enterprise networking concept once — then build it across all three clouds. Live instructor-led sessions, hands-on labs every week, and capstone projects you defend.

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Why This Program

Built for Network Engineers Going Multi-Cloud

Concept-First

Learn each enterprise idea once — implement in AWS, Azure, and GCP in the same module.

100% Hands-On

Weekly labs and mini-projects — segmented networks, hybrid VPN, transit hubs, landing zones.

Placement Support

Mock interviews, architect-grade CV, and hiring network access.

Capstone Defence

Each level ends with a real architecture you design, build, and defend.

50
Live Sessions
100
Contact Hours
10
Weekly Labs
2
Capstone Defences
Curriculum

Week-by-Week, Not Cloud-by-Cloud

Every concept is taught once, then built in AWS, Azure, and GCP side by side. Explore both levels below.

Week 1 — Foundations
Weekly DeliverableAddress plan + first workload — A non-overlapping CIDR/ASN plan for on-prem + 3 clouds, and one reachable VM per cloud
S01Mon

Networking Refresher for the Cloud

OSI & TCP/IP recap · encapsulation · MAC vs IP · ARP · TCP handshake, ports, MSS/MTU · packet walk end to end

Packet walk on a whiteboard; tcpdump/ping/traceroute on a local VM
S02Tue

IP Addressing & CIDR Design

RFC1918 · CIDR & VLSM maths · subnet sizing · non-overlapping enterprise address plan · reserved IPs per cloud

VPC CIDR, 5 reserved IPs/subnet VNet address space, 5 reserved IPs VPC subnet ranges, secondary ranges
Design a non-overlapping CIDR plan for 3 clouds + on-prem
S03Wed

Routing, NAT & DNS Fundamentals

Routing table logic · longest-prefix match · static vs dynamic · default route · NAT vs PAT · DNS resolution flow & record types

Route table concepts System routes & UDR concepts VPC routes & priority
Linux routing + iptables NAT lab; dig/nslookup resolution trace
S04Thu

Cloud Foundations & Account Hierarchy

Service & deployment models · Region / AZ / Zone · global vs regional constructs · tenancy hierarchy · shared responsibility model

Org, OU, Account, Region, AZ Tenant, Mgmt Group, Subscription, RG Org, Folder, Project, Region, Zone
Open all 3 accounts; map an on-prem topology to each cloud
S05Fri

Console, CLI & First Workload

Console navigation · CLI/SDK auth models · IAM basics for network engineers · launching a VM and proving reachability

AWS CLI, IAM roles, EC2 Azure CLI, RBAC, VM gcloud, IAM, Compute Engine
Launch one VM per cloud, SSH in, verify egress and DNS
Week 2 — Foundations
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 1: 3-tier segmented network — Web/app/data tiers with routing and security controls, built identically in AWS, Azure and GCP
S06Mon

Virtual Networks - VPC / VNet / VPC

Virtual network scope & isolation · regional vs global behaviour · default vs custom networks · CIDR expansion limits

VPC (regional), secondary CIDRs VNet (regional), address spaces VPC (global), subnets are regional
Build a custom virtual network in all 3 clouds
S07Tue

Subnets & Tiered Segmentation

Public vs private subnets · tier separation (web/app/data) · zonal placement & HA · subnet sizing trade-offs

Subnets are AZ-scoped Subnets span AZs in a region Subnets are region-scoped
Build a 3-tier subnet layout per cloud
S08Wed

Route Tables & Traffic Steering

System vs custom routes · route priority & longest prefix · default route behaviour · next-hop types

Route tables, main vs custom System routes, UDR, next-hop VA Routes, priority values, tags
Force traffic through a chosen next hop in each cloud
S09Thu

Network Security Controls

Stateful vs stateless filtering · allow-only vs deny rules · tier-to-tier rules · least-privilege network policy

Security Groups + NACLs NSG + ASG + service tags VPC Firewall Rules, hierarchical policies, tags/SAs
Apply tier-to-tier rules; test allowed and blocked flows
S10FriLab Day

Lab Day - Segmented 3-Tier Build

Consolidation lab: full segmented network built end to end and validated in all three clouds

VPC + SG/NACL VNet + NSG VPC + Firewall Rules
Deploy and validate a 3-tier segmented network in AWS, Azure and GCP
Week 3 — Foundations
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 2: Published application — HTTPS application behind an L7 load balancer with a DNS name and valid certificate in each cloud
S11Mon

Internet Edge & Egress Control

Ingress vs egress paths · public IP models · SNAT behaviour · NAT sizing, ports & cost · egress-only patterns

IGW, NAT Gateway, EIP NAT Gateway, default outbound retirement Cloud NAT, external IPs
Public/private subnet pair with managed NAT in each cloud
S12Tue

DNS in the Cloud

Public vs private zones · split-horizon design · record types & TTL · resolver behaviour inside a VPC/VNet

Route 53 public/private zones Azure DNS, Private DNS Zones, links Cloud DNS public/private, DNS peering
Create private zones and resolve internal names across subnets
S13Wed

Load Balancing Foundations (L4)

L4 load balancing · health checks · connection distribution · cross-zone behaviour · preserving client IP

NLB, target groups Azure Load Balancer (Std) Passthrough / Internal TCP-UDP LB
Deploy an L4 load balancer and test node failure
S14Thu

Load Balancing Foundations (L7) & TLS

L7 routing, host/path rules · TLS termination vs passthrough · certificate handling · sticky sessions

ALB, ACM certificates Application Gateway, Key Vault certs Global HTTP(S) LB, managed certs
Publish an HTTPS app with path-based routing in each cloud
S15FriLab Day

Lab Day - Publish an Application

Consolidation lab: internet-facing application with LB, TLS and DNS name across three clouds

ALB + Route 53 + ACM App Gateway + Azure DNS HTTP(S) LB + Cloud DNS
End-to-end published app with a working DNS name and certificate
Week 4 — Foundations
Weekly DeliverableHybrid connectivity + IaC — Redundant IPsec tunnel to simulated on-prem, private service access, and the Week 2 network rebuilt in Terraform
S16Mon

Network Peering & Shared Networking

Peering semantics · non-transitivity · overlapping CIDR failure modes · shared / centralised network models

VPC Peering, RAM shared subnets VNet Peering, gateway transit VPC Network Peering, Shared VPC
Peer two networks per cloud; prove the transitivity limitation
S17Tue

Hybrid Connectivity - Site-to-Site VPN

IPsec IKEv2 basics · route-based vs policy-based · redundant tunnels · BGP over VPN · on-prem CPE view

Site-to-Site VPN, VGW/TGW VPN Gateway, local network gateway HA VPN, Cloud Router
Build a redundant IPsec tunnel to a simulated on-prem (strongSwan)
S18Wed

Dedicated Connectivity & Private Service Access

Dedicated circuits, virtual interfaces & path diversity · private access to managed services · endpoint policies

Direct Connect, PrivateLink, VPC endpoints ExpressRoute, Private Endpoint, Service Endpoint Cloud Interconnect, PSC, Private Google Access
Design a dedicated-link topology; consume a service privately in each cloud
S19Thu

Observability & Troubleshooting

Flow logs & what they do/do not show · metrics and dashboards · systematic reachability troubleshooting method

VPC Flow Logs, Reachability Analyzer NSG Flow Logs, Network Watcher VPC Flow Logs, Connectivity Tests
Enable flow logs; debug three injected connectivity faults
S20Fri

Infrastructure as Code Primer

Why network config belongs in code · provider/resource model · state · reusable network module structure

Terraform AWS provider Terraform AzureRM provider Terraform Google provider
Rebuild the Week 2 segmented network with Terraform
Week 5 — Capstone Week (L100)
CapstoneCAPSTONE: Hybrid Enterprise — One data centre + two clouds: CIDR plan, segmentation, VPN, private access, DNS, load balancing, flow logs, Terraform, runbook and diagrams
S21MonCapstone

Capstone Briefing & Design Workshop

Scenario: mid-size firm, one data centre, two public clouds. Requirements gathering, CIDR/ASN plan, design review

Produce the design document and topology diagram
S22TueCapstone

Capstone Build - Networks & Segmentation

Implement the virtual networks, subnets, routing and security controls defined in the design

Guided build with Terraform
S23WedCapstone

Capstone Build - Connectivity & Delivery

Implement hybrid VPN, private service access, DNS resolution and load-balanced application delivery

Guided build; end-to-end traffic validation
S24ThuCapstone

Troubleshooting Drill & Runbook

Instructor injects faults across routing, security rules, NAT and DNS; learners diagnose and document

Fault diagnosis under time pressure; write the runbook
S25FriCapstone

Assessment & Design Presentation

Written knowledge test · hands-on validation · each learner defends their architecture

Assessment + 10-minute design defence per learner
Week 6 — Architecture & Security
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 3: Transit hubs — Hub-and-spoke transit with prod/non-prod/shared segmentation in all three clouds, plus a written design comparison
S26Mon

BGP for Cloud Architects

BGP session types · attributes: AS-path, LOCAL_PREF, MED, communities · prepending · prefix filtering · ECMP

BGP on DX/VPN, ASN control BGP on ExpressRoute/VPN GW Cloud Router, custom advertisements
Build BGP over VPN; steer traffic with AS-path prepend
S27Tue

AWS Transit Architecture

Hub-and-spoke transit · attachment types · multiple route tables for segmentation · TGW peering & inter-region

Transit Gateway, route tables, RAM, Cloud WAN - -
Build a TGW hub with prod / non-prod / shared segmentation
S28Wed

Azure Transit Architecture

Hub-spoke vs Virtual WAN · UDR at scale · gateway transit · routing intent & secured hubs

- Virtual WAN, hub, routing intent, UDR -
Build a vWAN hub with spoke segmentation
S29Thu

GCP Transit & Shared Networking

Global VPC advantages · NCC hubs and spokes · Shared VPC host/service projects · VPC Service Controls intro

- - Network Connectivity Center, Shared VPC, Cloud Router, VPC-SC
Build an NCC hub and a Shared VPC host/service model
S30Fri

Comparative Design Clinic - Transit

Side-by-side comparison: scale limits, route quotas, segmentation model, cost and operational complexity

TGW / Cloud WAN Virtual WAN NCC / Shared VPC
Choose and justify a transit design for a given enterprise brief
Week 7 — Architecture & Security
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 4: Global delivery — Multi-region application behind global LB, CDN and WAF with health-based failover, with a tested failure report
S31Mon

Advanced DNS & Traffic Management

Geo / latency / weighted / failover routing · health-based steering · DNSSEC · hybrid resolver architectures

Route 53 policies, Resolver endpoints Traffic Manager, Private Resolver Cloud DNS policies, DNS forwarding
Build global DNS failover with health checks
S32Tue

Global Load Balancing & Anycast

Anycast IP behaviour · global vs regional LB · edge termination · connection draining · cross-region failover

Global Accelerator, CloudFront Front Door Global External LB (anycast)
Deploy a global front end and fail a region out
S33Wed

CDN & Web Application Firewall

Caching strategy & origin shielding · OWASP rule sets · rate limiting · bot and DDoS protection layers

CloudFront + AWS WAF + Shield Front Door + Azure WAF + DDoS Protection Cloud CDN + Cloud Armor
Attach WAF policies and prove a rule blocks an attack pattern
S34Thu

TLS, mTLS & Certificate Management

TLS 1.3 handshake · SNI · mTLS use cases · certificate lifecycle, rotation and private CA design

ACM, ACM Private CA Key Vault, App GW certs Certificate Manager, CAS
Terminate TLS at the edge; enable mTLS to a backend
S35FriLab Day

Lab Day - Global Application Delivery

Consolidation lab: multi-region application behind global LB, CDN, WAF and health-based DNS steering

GA + CloudFront + WAF + R53 Front Door + WAF + Traffic Manager Global LB + Cloud CDN + Cloud Armor
Full global delivery stack built and failure-tested
Week 8 — Architecture & Security
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 5: Secure landing zone — Central inspection hub, enforced egress, Zero Trust app publishing, and policy-as-code guardrails
S36Mon

Centralised Inspection Architecture

North-south vs east-west inspection · centralised egress hub · inspection VPC/VNet patterns · symmetric routing

Network Firewall + Gateway Load Balancer Azure Firewall / Firewall Manager Cloud NGFW, Secure Web Proxy
Build a central inspection hub and force all egress through it
S37Tue

NVA Insertion & TLS Inspection

Third-party NGFW insertion · HA and failover for NVAs · TLS inspection trade-offs · policy design at scale

GWLB + partner NVA Azure Firewall Premium, NVA in hub Cloud NGFW Enterprise, NVA + ILB next hop
Insert an NVA into the data path without breaking return traffic
S38Wed

Zero Trust & SASE

ZTNA vs VPN · identity-aware proxy patterns · SSE/SASE components · microsegmentation strategy

Verified Access, Client VPN Entra Private Access, Azure Bastion IAP, BeyondCorp Enterprise
Publish a private app to remote users without a network VPN
S39Thu

Network Governance & Policy-as-Code

Guardrails vs detective controls · encryption in transit mandate · policy-as-code for network resources · drift

SCPs, Config rules Azure Policy, initiatives Org Policy constraints
Write guardrails that block public IPs and open security rules
S40FriLab Day

Lab Day - Secure Landing Zone

Consolidation lab: inspection hub + egress control + guardrails validated against a threat model

Network Firewall + SCP Azure Firewall + Policy Cloud NGFW + Org Policy
Secure network landing zone with enforced controls
Week 9 — Architecture & Security
Weekly DeliverableMini-Project 6: Automated K8s network — Cluster per cloud with default-deny network policy and mTLS, shipped through a CI/CD pipeline with an OPA gate
S41Mon

Multi-Region Resilience & DR Networking

Active-active vs active-passive · RTO/RPO for network layer · data locality · failover orchestration

Multi-region VPC + R53 failover Paired regions + Traffic Manager Global VPC + multi-region LB
Run a controlled regional failover drill
S42Tue

Kubernetes Networking Across Clouds

CNI models & IP exhaustion · pod vs node addressing · overlay vs native routing · ingress and egress control

EKS VPC CNI, prefix delegation AKS Azure CNI Overlay, kubenet GKE Dataplane V2 (Cilium), alias IPs
Deploy a cluster per cloud and compare the IP consumption model
S43Wed

K8s Network Policy & Service Mesh

NetworkPolicy semantics · default-deny design · service mesh sidecar vs ambient · mTLS between services

EKS + Cilium AKS + network policy GKE Dataplane V2 policies
Enforce default-deny and enable mTLS between two services
S44Thu

Network Automation at Scale

Reusable Terraform modules · remote state & workspaces · CI/CD for network change · drift detection · OPA gates

Terraform + CodePipeline Terraform + Azure DevOps Terraform + Cloud Build
Ship a network change through a pipeline with an OPA policy gate
S45Fri

Advanced Observability, FinOps & Forensics

Flow-log analytics · packet mirroring & IDS · SIEM integration · egress and inter-AZ cost engineering

Traffic Mirroring, GuardDuty, CUR Packet Capture, Sentinel, Cost Mgmt Packet Mirroring, Chronicle, Billing export
Build a flow-log analytics view and an egress cost model
Week 10 — Capstone Week (L200)
CapstoneCAPSTONE: Global Secure Multi-Cloud — Regulated enterprise, 3 clouds, 2 regions: transit, cross-cloud connectivity, inspection, Zero Trust, GSLB with WAF, DR, full IaC, ADRs, threat model and an exec-level design defence
S46MonCapstone

Capstone Briefing & Architecture Workshop

Scenario: regulated enterprise, three clouds, two regions. Requirements, constraints, ADRs, trade-off analysis

Reference architecture + Architecture Decision Records
S47TueCapstone

Capstone Build - Transit & Interconnect

Implement per-cloud transit hubs, segmentation and cross-cloud connectivity

Guided Terraform build of the transit layer
S48WedCapstone

Capstone Build - Security & Delivery

Implement inspection, Zero Trust access, global delivery with WAF, and guardrails

Guided build; validate enforced controls
S49ThuCapstone

Security Architecture Review & Threat Model

Formal review: threat model, blast radius, compliance mapping, failure-mode analysis

Peer security review of another learner's design
S50FriCapstone

Design Defence & Final Assessment

Architect-level assessment · scenario questions · design defence before a mock review board

Assessment + 15-minute design defence per learner
Real Deliverables

What You'll Build & Defend

Two capstone architectures — not slide decks. You design, implement in AWS · Azure · GCP, and present them.

LEVEL 100 CAPSTONE

CAPSTONE: Hybrid Enterprise

One data centre + two clouds: CIDR plan, segmentation, VPN, private access, DNS, load balancing, flow logs, Terraform, runbook and diagrams

  • Map on-prem networking to AWS, Azure, and GCP constructs
  • Design CIDR plans and tiered VPC/VNet segmentation
  • Deploy hybrid VPN, private access, DNS, and load balancing
LEVEL 200 CAPSTONE

CAPSTONE: Global Secure Multi-Cloud

Regulated enterprise, 3 clouds, 2 regions: transit, cross-cloud connectivity, inspection, Zero Trust, GSLB with WAF, DR, full IaC, ADRs, threat model and an exec-level design defence

  • Engineer BGP and transit (TGW, vWAN, NCC) at architect depth
  • Build global delivery with GSLB, CDN, WAF, and DNS failover
  • Design inspection hubs, Zero Trust access, and policy-as-code guardrails
Who It's For

Built For These Career Paths

Not sure where you fit? Here's how each background maps to the program.

Primary

Network Engineers (CCNA/CCNP)

Routing, switching, VLANs, OSPF/BGP

Fastest transition path into cloud and hybrid connectivity

Cloud Network Engineer -> Network Architect
Primary

System / Linux Administrators

Linux, servers, basic networking

Adds virtual networking, load balancing and private connectivity

Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer
Primary

DevOps Engineers

CI/CD, Docker, some cloud

Fills the networking gap that blocks senior DevOps roles

Senior DevOps / SRE
Primary

SRE / Support Engineers

Monitoring, logs, incident handling

Deep troubleshooting and latency/connectivity debugging

Advanced SRE, Platform Engineer
Primary (L200)

Single-cloud engineers

Strong in one cloud only

Level 200 gives cross-cloud architecture depth

Multi-Cloud Network Architect
Secondary

Freshers with fundamentals

CCNA + Linux basics

Entry into cloud networking; expect heavier self-study

Junior Cloud Engineer
The ExaGuru Edge

Why Choose ExaGuru?

1

Learn Once, Build Thrice

Every module teaches the concept cloud-neutral, then implements it in AWS, Azure, and GCP side by side.

2

Real Enterprise Scenarios

Hybrid VPN, transit hubs, inspection zones, Zero Trust — not hello-world VPC demos.

3

Architect Mentorship

Abhinandan Arya — Cloud Architect & SRE/DevOps Lead running multi-cloud at production scale, not a generic trainer.

4

Capstone You Defend

Hybrid Enterprise (L100) and Global Secure Multi-Cloud (L200) — design reviews included.

Your Mentor

Meet Abhinandan Arya

Cloud Architect & SRE/DevOps Lead running multi-cloud at production scale — not a generic trainer.

Abhinandan Arya, ExaGuru Multi-Cloud Networking Instructor

Abhinandan Arya

Cloud Architect & SRE/DevOps Lead · ExaGuru Instructor

Experience16+ years across cloud platforms, SRE, and production-grade systems — AWS, Azure, and GCP, plus Azure data engineering (Synapse Analytics, SQL Database).
SpecializationMulti-cloud & hybrid architecture, AWS Landing Zone and multi-account strategy, cloud networking & security, Zero-Trust IAM, and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, GitOps).
ImpactLeads SRE and AI/ML engineering at OpenText across 1000+ AWS accounts — pairs deep architectural depth with hands-on delivery leadership.
“Multi-cloud isn't three separate skillsets — it's one architecture with three implementations. If you can design a landing zone in one cloud, I'll show you how the same guardrails, transit patterns, and Zero-Trust controls map to the other two.”
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Bonuses With This Program

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Direct access to the instructor during and after sessions.

Architect Community

Lifetime access to the ExaGuru alumni network.

Lab Guides

Step-by-step lab documentation for every module.

Cert Roadmaps

AWS, Azure, and GCP certification overlap guidance.

Resume & LinkedIn

Architect-grade CV and profile optimization.

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UAE · Oct 9, 2026

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India · Oct 9, 2026

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India · May 28, 2026

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Moizuddin Mudassar

Saudi Arabia · Oct 2, 2026

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India · Aug 20, 2026

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United States · May 27, 2026

Here I made progress in my OCI Journey

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India · Aug 22, 2026

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Srinivas

United States · Oct 2, 2026

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India · Oct 2, 2026

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India · Jul 10, 2026

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India · Jul 7, 2026

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India · Jun 16, 2026

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Cloud Network Engineer path · 5 weeks · capstone included

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Multi-Cloud Architect path · transit, security, automation

  • 25 live modules
  • 5 weekly labs
  • Global Secure capstone
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Multi-Cloud Networking Program?
A live instructor-led program across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Level 100 builds foundations; Level 200 covers architecture, security, and automation — each with weekly labs and a capstone.
Is this a Udemy-style video course?
No. Live classes with an architect instructor — concept-first teaching, cloud walkthroughs in all three providers, and guided hands-on labs every week.
How is the curriculum organized?
By enterprise networking concept — never cloud-by-cloud. You learn a concept once, then implement it in AWS, Azure, and GCP in the same module.
What are the two levels?
Level 100 — Multi-Cloud Networking Foundations (Cloud Network Engineer). Level 200 — Architecture & Security (Multi-Cloud Network Architect).
Who is this program for?
Network engineers (CCNA/CCNP), Linux admins, DevOps engineers, and SREs. You need CCNA-level networking and Linux comfort.
Can I start at Level 200?
Yes, if you have Level 100 or equivalent working experience. Single-cloud engineers are the primary audience for Level 200.
Are capstone projects included?
Yes. Weekly mini-projects plus a capstone week each level — Hybrid Enterprise (L100) and Global Secure Multi-Cloud (L200) with a design defence.
Is OCI included?
No. This program's scope is AWS, Azure, and GCP only.
What's the weekly time commitment?
2 live hours/day, Monday–Friday, 18:00–20:00 IST, plus 3–5 hours/week of self-paced lab work.
Do I need my own cloud accounts?
Yes — AWS, Azure, and GCP free-tier or sandbox accounts. Paid services like Direct Connect and ExpressRoute are taught as design + simulation, not live provisioning.
Who is the lead instructor?
Abhinandan Arya — Cloud Architect & SRE/DevOps Lead with 16+ years across AWS, Azure, and GCP, including multi-cloud architecture, cloud networking & security, and production-scale SRE.
Do you provide placement assistance?
Yes — CV preparation, mock interviews, architecture review drills, and connections to hiring partners.

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