Consortium blockchain expertise
Consortium blockchain expertise
We're preparing engineers for real consortium blockchain work. Not theory. Not promises about jobs that don't exist yet. Just practical skills for building distributed systems that businesses actually use in Taiwan and across Asia.
Start here if you know basic programming but haven't touched blockchain. We'll get you comfortable with distributed ledgers, consensus models, and how consortium networks actually differ from public chains. You'll build small proof-of-concept projects and understand what makes enterprise blockchain useful versus just trendy.
For developers who already grasp the basics and want to build production-grade systems. We focus on performance optimization, security auditing, cross-chain integration, and working with frameworks like Hyperledger Fabric and Quorum. You'll tackle real case studies from supply chain tracking to multi-party settlement systems.
Our instructors work on active blockchain projects. They're engineers and architects who deal with the messy realities of distributed systems every day. Expect honest talk about what works, what doesn't, and why some blockchain ideas sound better on whiteboards than in production.
Lead architect for consortium networks. Spent six years building private ledger systems for logistics companies across Southeast Asia.
Security specialist focused on smart contract auditing and vulnerability assessment in permissioned blockchain environments.
Integration engineer who connects legacy enterprise systems with blockchain networks without breaking everything.
Performance optimization expert. Works on throughput issues and consensus efficiency for high-volume transaction systems.
Fill out the form on our website. Tell us about your programming background, what you've built before, and why you're interested in consortium blockchain specifically. Don't overthink it. We're looking for curiosity and some technical foundation, not perfect resumes.
Complete a short coding challenge and answer some questions about distributed systems concepts. Foundation track assessment takes about 90 minutes. Advanced track goes deeper and might take three hours. We're testing where you're at so we can place you properly.
Video chat with one of our instructors. We'll discuss your goals, what you hope to learn, and whether this program fits what you're looking for. This is as much for you to ask questions as it is for us to evaluate fit.
If it seems like a good match, we'll send enrollment details and get you set up with access to prep materials. Classes start in September 2025 for both tracks. Cohorts are limited to 24 students per track to keep things manageable.
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