Agentic Engineering Workshop – Nuremberg

From Chatbot to Agent – Scalable Workflows at a Professional Level

From Chatbot to Agent – Scalable Workflows at a Professional Level

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to develop AI agents at a professional level by using a framework taken directly from a real software engineering project. We’ll show you how to extract the maximum from LLMs through clever system architecture. This way, you’ll experience firsthand how to build scalable agentic workflows with minimal implementation overhead – workflows that go far beyond standard applications.

  • When: June 25, 2026, 10:00 – 16:00
  • Where: itestra GmbH, Frankenstraße 148, 90461 Nuremberg
  • For whom: CS students, Bachelor & Master
  • Language: German
  • Registration deadline: June 19, 2026

What to expect

  • Real framework – not from a textbook, but directly from itestra’s project work
  • Progressive challenges – beginner to advanced, self-directed
  • Architecture that works – agentic workflows built for production
  • Lunch together – time to exchange ideas with our engineers
  • What you need: interest in agentic AI, your own laptop, and solid programming skills

What you bring – and what you take away

Bring your laptop and curiosity – and leave with a genuine understanding of how agent-based systems are built in enterprise environments. The challenges are designed so you can progress at your own pace: those who move fast go deeper, and those with questions get direct answers from the engineers who build these systems every day.

Agentic Engineering is not a side topic at itestra – it’s a core part of our daily project work. Every detail of the workshop reflects that.

itestra in Nuremberg

itestra develops and modernizes complex enterprise software – for over 20 years, with 90+ enterprise clients. At our Nuremberg office, engineers work daily on demanding projects for well-known clients in insurance, banking, and manufacturing. The workshop gives you a direct look at that work – and the team behind it.

Sign up

The workshop is free of charge. Spots are limited – register early to secure your place.

Registration deadline: June 19, 2026