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Turn broad ambition into a clear international career strategy.
Based in Yorkshire, UK · Coaching across India
Practical, live coaching from Yorkshire, UK for ambitious Indian technology professionals who want to communicate their value and compete for global opportunities.
A clearer route forward
Strong technologists are often told to “be more confident”. That is motivational fog. Silicon Rain gives you the language, practice and commercial context to make your next move deliberately.
The five-week programme
Five live, presentation-led sessions. Clear frameworks, honest feedback and action between each meeting.
Turn broad ambition into a clear international career strategy.
Sharpen your CV, LinkedIn profile and professional story.
Practise the answers, evidence and questions that create conviction.
Build fluency in the communication habits of global technology teams.
Leave with a personal operating system for your next move and beyond.
Built for your next chapter
You have solid technical experience but your career story feels scattered
You want UK or global opportunities, not generic interview tips
You are ready for candid feedback and practical weekly action
“Not motivational fog. Clear thinking, industry realism and the confidence that comes from being properly prepared.”
The Silicon Rain promise
Your coach
Engineering leader, coach and builder of technology products.
Delivered from Yorkshire, UK, the programme brings more than 13 years of technology experience and a perspective shaped by UK engineering leadership and international teams. The coaching is candid, practical and rooted in how real workplaces make decisions.
No theatre. No recycled inspiration. Just useful work on the career you actually want.
Only six spaces. Forever founding.
The first six places are free in exchange for thoughtful feedback and a testimonial. Future cohorts will be ₹32,000 for five sessions.
Founding cohort
₹0Five live sessions · Maximum eight peopleApply by email Tell us your current role, your goal and what is getting in the way.