Every engagement is built around your work. No fixed curriculum, no syntax lessons, no rotating instructors — just the decisions that move you from writing code to owning systems.
Nothing is sold before I understand your system. Here's exactly what happens on that call — and what you walk away with, whether or not you ever book a paid session.
Your code, project, or role — not a sales script. You show me what you're building and where it breaks down.
I map where you are against what senior roles demand: design, tradeoffs, ownership. An honest read, even when it's uncomfortable.
Within a day you get a written plan — your path, the gaps, and how many sessions it realistically takes. Paid sessions are optional.
Part of the assessment is deciding where you're actually going. Most people land on one of these; some blend the two once the foundations are in place.
For developers who want to own a product end to end, from schema to deployment.
For developers moving into AI who want to build systems, not demos. Full-stack development is part of this track too — an AI feature still needs an app, an API and a deploy around it.
No two sessions look the same, so I won't pretend there's a fixed minute-by-minute script. We agree at the start on what the hour is for, and it's usually one of these. You always leave with decisions in writing and one concrete next step.
We build something real together — an app from first commit to deployment, a RAG pipeline, an agent, a service you own. You write the code; I steer the design.
Live system design and technical interview rehearsals, run the way real panels run them, followed by blunt feedback on what would have cost you the offer.
We open your repository or your diagram and go through it the way I'd review a colleague's: boundaries, failure modes, what breaks at 10x.
Papers, books, repos and docs picked for the exact gap you have right now — a short, ordered reading list instead of a bookmark folder you never open.
Bring the bug, the slow query, the flaky pipeline, the prompt that won't behave. We fix it live and you keep the method.
Every session ends with decisions written down and one concrete thing to build before we meet again.
60 minutes on video with me — screen sharing, whiteboard, and your actual repository open.
After every session you get notes: decisions we made, what to build next, and what to read.
I read your code and your diagrams between sessions and comment where it will hurt in production.
On the 5 and 10 session plans you can send questions between sessions and get an answer within a day.
The gaps, the order to close them, and how many sessions it realistically takes. Yours to keep.
No rotating instructors. I remember session one, so session six starts where we left off.
You never buy blind. The recommendation comes out of the free assessment call, and every session is built around your roadmap. Unused sessions never expire.
Perfect for quick guidance or specific technical challenges.
Ideal for project-based learning or ongoing support.
Best value for long-term mentorship and deep skill growth.
Mentorship is the core of TechTips. A small library of engineering courses covers the same subjects for developers who prefer learning at their own pace.
Browse the courses →You've learned React, Node, or another stack and want to understand how production software is actually built.
You're shipping features but want stronger architecture, system design, and technical decision-making skills.
You want mentorship around distributed systems, leadership, AI engineering, and large-scale architecture.
Mohammad — “Moh”
Senior full-stack & AI systems engineer · sole mentor at TechTips
I still build and operate production systems. That's where my mentorship comes from. When we work together, I read your code, sit in your constraints, and remember the context from session one all the way through your roadmap.
Designing and shipping AI-powered products end to end — LLM systems, retrieval pipelines, and production platforms — while mentoring developers through the same work.
Led full-stack platform work: architecture, migrations, APIs, and delivery pipelines so teams could ship reliable products at scale.
Built and shipped web applications across the stack — frontend, APIs, and data — turning product requirements into production features.
Solved engineering challenges by building practical software and automation systems that cut repetitive work and made day-to-day workflows more reliable.
“I’ve known Mohammad in a few different roles over the years. He first became my mentor when I was learning frontend development, and now I have the opportunity to work with him as a developer and as my manager. His guidance has been a big part of my growth as a developer. What I really appreciate about Mohammad is that he doesn’t just show you how to do something. He takes the time to explain why something should be done a certain way and encourages you to think through problems yourself. He’s patient, approachable, and always willing to share what he knows, which makes learning from him feel very natural. Today, I’m working alongside him as a developer while also learning backend development and AI engineering with his guidance. Working with him has given me the chance to learn not only from his technical knowledge, but also from the way he approaches problems, makes decisions, and works with a team. I’m really grateful that someone who started as my mentor has become my colleague and manager, and that I still get to learn from him along the way. I’d definitely recommend Mohammad to anyone looking for a knowledgeable developer, a great mentor, and someone who genuinely cares about helping others grow.”
From people I've worked with
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Average from 13 ratings
5212 hours together
“I’ve been working with Mohammad for over two years. He’s a very skilled web developer and an exceptional teacher. As a full stack developer, Mohammad is able to effectively analyze challenging technical problems and lead his colleagues towards implementing successful solutions. He is a kind and patient teacher with a keen understanding of when and how to push students and colleagues to encourage growth.”
“I have had the pleasure of working with Mohammad on several projects over the past seven years. He is an exceptional full-stack developer with comprehensive expertise in both front-end and back-end technologies. Mohammad has a strong command of modern tools and frameworks, which he applies effectively to deliver organized, scalable, and high-performance applications. In our most recent collaboration, he successfully developed a web application incorporating multiple engineering assessment modules, demonstrating both technical depth and attention to detail. He is consistently approachable, receptive to feedback, and committed to addressing client requirements with patience and the highest standards of quality. If you are considering developing a new application, you will be fortunate to have Mohammad on your team, he is truly outstanding.”
Mahsa Sanati
20 hours together
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Aditya Vardhan Jonnalagadda
40 hours together
“Mohammad Mohajer is an excellent mentor. He takes the time to carefully identify what you need help with and then provides you with a clear roadmap on what steps to take. He is very resourceful and was able to professionally answer all of my questions about the Software/AI Engineering job market. Highly recommend.”
“I had a great session with my mentor, who was incredibly friendly, patient, and knowledgeable. Their amazing communication and problem-solving skills truly guided me in my career growth. I felt motivated throughout our conversation, and I appreciate the insights shared. While my overall experience met expectations, I recommend booking with this”
“Mohammad Mohajer is an outstanding mentor. Our session was packed with practical insights and clear, actionable takeaways. He combines deep expertise with a warm, approachable style that makes the conversation both effective and highly engaging. I’m walking away with valuable advice and a much clearer direction. Thank you!”
Yes. Thirty minutes, no fee, no obligation. You'll leave with a written roadmap whether or not you book paid sessions.
Your codebase, a repo, or a clear description of what you're building and where you're stuck. No deck required.
I'll tell you directly. I'd rather say no than take the wrong engagement — you'll still get honest feedback on the call.
60 minutes over video, screen sharing throughout. You pick slots that fit your timezone and I confirm within a day.
Yes. Most people start with a single session or the Growth Plan and extend once the roadmap is clear. Unused sessions never expire.
Yes to both. I regularly review private repositories and will sign an NDA before the first session if your employer requires it.
Articles, video tips, and project write-ups — free content to read, watch, and revisit whenever you need it.
