From random LeetCode to Big Tech ready faster than on your own.
A small group, a weekly workshop with an engineer from Google or Meta, and written feedback from your mentor every two weeks.
- 1 workshop a week
- Group of up to 8
- $350/mo
Mentors: Sultan · Meta, Timur · Google
Where you are now, and where you'll be.
Now
Lots of effort. No system.
Algorithms
You solve random LeetCode problems and forget them a week later.
System design
You've never designed anything bigger than your team's service.
Applying
Your resume gets filtered out, and you're not sure where to apply.
Preparation
No plan, just a feeling that you're behind.
Your 'progress'
Activity exists. Clarity doesn't.
After Foundation
A system that gets you ready.
Algorithms
You spot the pattern and solve mediums under time pressure.
System design
You can walk through scaling, caching and databases on real cases.
Applying
An ATS-ready resume, 5–10 STAR stories and a list of target companies.
Preparation
A weekly plan checked by a mentor, and progress you can see.
Your track
How a week in Foundation works.
You bring the hours, we bring the system.
Every week
Workshop with a mentor
A live session in Google Meet at a time that suits the whole group: this week's pattern taken apart and solved together.
Every week
15–20 problems on the topic
On the platform, which shows your solving speed and the patterns you still miss.
Every 2 weeks
Peer mock interview
You interview and get interviewed by another engineer from the group, with written feedback.
Every 2 weeks
Written review from your mentor
Personal feedback on your progress and on what to fix next.
Always
Community and mentor chat
Ask questions between workshops and solve problems together with the group.
Foundation Roadmap
From algorithms to interview-ready.
Phase 1
Technical Foundation
Structured DSA, one topic at a time. You don't just solve problems. You master the patterns.
- Topics: Arrays, Hashing, Linked Lists, Stacks & Queues, Trees & Graphs, Heaps, Greedy, Binary Search, Backtracking, Dynamic Programming.
- Weekly routine: 15–20 LeetCode problems focused on the current topic. Peer-to-peer mocks every 2 weeks.
Phase 2
Behavioral & Placement Strategy
Your story matters as much as your code. We craft your resume, strategy, and STAR stories.
- Focus: ATS resume rewrite, application strategy, 5–10 STAR leadership stories.
- Milestone: Peer-to-peer mock interviews with written feedback.
Phase 3
System Design
Learn to design scalable distributed systems from first principles.
- Focus: Vertical vs. Horizontal scaling, Load Balancers, Caching, Databases.
- Cases: Design a URL shortener or a Messenger API.
Who you'll prepare with
Engineers with experience at Google, Meta and Bloomberg. Each of them went through these interviews, and both work in London.
Full-stack engineer with a textbook Big Tech arc: rejected by Meta and Yandex in Year 1, he doubled down on algorithms and LeetCode. Within a year: Bloomberg London → Bloomberg NY → Google Kraków → offers from Meta, Google, and Bloomberg, all in London.
“I wasn't an olympiad winner, didn't get straight A's, and wasn't the smartest. But at some point I had a strong desire to become better. I put in a lot of effort and that opened many doors.”
Leads a mobile product team at Google London. Each career move, from Booking.com to Meta to Google, was a deliberate bet on growth. Chose London for its dense tech ecosystem and the calibre of engineers around him.
“Preparation should become a habit. What matters most is the candidate's inner drive to constantly improve.”
In Foundation students' own words.
Before this I could barely solve algorithm problems, my background was mostly ML and SQL. Now I'm getting through every topic we cover. The mock interview part especially. And I manage to combine it with full-time work.
If you already know some DSA it moves fast, which is good. The only hard part is finding time when you work and study simultaneously. But the intensity, that's exactly the point.
One price. Everything included.
You pay while you prepare: the sooner the offer, the less you pay.
Month to month
What's included
- 1 workshop per week with material deep dives
- Bi-weekly personal written feedback from your dedicated mentor
- Access to private Electi community & mentor group chat
- Behavioral interview preparation
- Job application support & referrals
For scale
A month of Foundation costs $350. A Middle engineer at Google in London earns more than that in a single day.
Already have interviews coming up?
If you need sharp, targeted practice rather than a whole program, that is what Sprint is for: 1:1 sessions with a Big Tech engineer, feedback after each one and a referral.