Why did Teamcubation start by training developers?
Teamcubation was born in 2021 with a model the press called “the medical residency for programmers”: developers who already had technical knowledge gained experience working inside companies, on real software, in teams supported by senior professionals, with their progress measured through data.
Experience isn't taught: it's trained.
When artificial intelligence began to transform the way people work, Teamcubation found a very similar problem. Companies could provide tools, licenses and training, but that didn't guarantee that people knew how to use them to transform their own processes.
So Teamcubation applied the same principle to AI adoption: working on real tasks and processes, with an expert guide alongside, until each person develops the judgment and autonomy to do it on their own.
That original model continues today in Incubation and extends to Teamcubation's programs for adopting, automating and building with artificial intelligence.
Explore our methodology Who has invested in Teamcubation?
In 2023, Alaya Capital, FJ Labs, Mr. Pink and Opera Ventures took part in Teamcubation's seed round. LAVCA reported the deal without disclosing the amount; Forbes Argentina later reported that the company had raised US$1 million.
The investment supported the expansion of Teamcubation's model to new clients and markets.