DDD thinking
for engineers.
you know how to build. this program teaches you how to build systems that reflect the business — so the architecture stops fighting the organisation.
A program for engineers who have outgrown the codebase. You've read the blue book. You understand bounded contexts in theory. What you don't yet have is a model for applying DDD in a real organisation, with real team dynamics and real delivery pressure.
This program teaches you how to apply domain-driven design beyond the code — to team structure, system boundaries, and the conversations you have with product and ops. The result is a system that the whole organisation can understand, not just the engineers who built it.
the system reflects the business.
or it fights it.
"DDD isn't a coding pattern. It's a way of aligning the organisation around the business. Engineers who understand this build systems that the whole company can reason about."
Marino is not an engineer. that is intentional. he is a product and systems architect who has worked at the interface between business and engineering inside LatAm's fastest-scaling companies. he teaches DDD not as a technical methodology but as an organisational alignment tool. engineers who go through this program stop being the team that says 'that's not technically possible' and start being the team that helps the business figure out what is.
ready to build systems that last?
this is a private cohort program — curriculum adapted to your team's context. tell us about your company and we'll take it from there.