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For fellows with: Existing MVPs Working tools or APIs Near-complete solutions Goal: Integrate, validate, and deploy the solution. Phase 1: Technical Review Objective Validate readiness of existing solution for integration. Focus Areas Code qualit...

For fellows with: Strong technical capability Early-stage concepts or prototypes Goal: Build and complete a functional MVP during the fellowship. Phase 1: Architecture & Planning  Objective Define technical foundation before development begins. Deliv...

The THiNK Fellowship Program uses a structured track selection framework to ensure that each fellow is placed in the learning pathway that best aligns with the maturity of their project, technical capabilities, and development goals. The objective is to provid...

Applicants must satisfy the minimum eligibility requirements to be considered for admission into the fellowship. Eligible applicants include: University students and recent graduates Software developers and engineers AI/ML practitioners Researchers and innova...

Applicants are required to submit a complete application package before the stated deadline. A complete application includes: Personal Information Full name Contact information Educational or professional background LinkedIn or portfolio (optional) Project I...

Following the initial application review, eligible applicants undergo a technical assessment to determine their readiness for the fellowship. The assessment evaluates both the applicant and the proposed project. Areas assessed include: Technical Competency App...

Applications are evaluated using a standardized scoring framework to ensure fairness, consistency, and transparency. The primary evaluation criteria include: Evaluation Area Description Technical Capability Applicant's technical knowledge and ability ...

Shortlisted applicants may be invited to participate in an interview conducted by members of the Fellowship Selection Committee. The interview provides an opportunity to: Learn more about the applicant. Discuss the proposed project. Assess technical understan...

Each successful applicant is assigned a mentor before the fellowship officially begins. Mentors are selected based on: Technical expertise Domain knowledge Industry experience Research background Project alignment The mentor assignment process aims to ensure...

Applicants who successfully complete the selection process receive an official THiNK Fellowship Offer Letter. The Offer Letter confirms: Admission into the fellowship. Fellowship cohort. Assigned fellowship track. Fellowship duration. Program mode (Hybrid/Onl...

Applicants who successfully complete the recruitment and selection process receive an official THiNK Fellowship Offer Letter confirming their admission into the fellowship. To confirm participation, successful applicants are required to: Accept the fellowship...

Upon acceptance, each fellow receives a THiNK Fellowship Welcome Pack designed to help them prepare for the program and feel part of the THiNK innovation community from day one. Digital Welcome Pack The digital onboarding package includes: Fellowship Playbook...

During onboarding, fellows complete the THiNK Fellow Information Form to provide administrative and professional information required for program management and communications. The information collected includes: Personal details Contact information Professio...

Before participating in the fellowship, fellows are required to review and sign the THiNK Fellowship Consent Form. The consent process ensures that participants understand and agree to: Participation in fellowship activities. Use of their name, biography, and...

Fellows receive access to the physical and digital resources required to participate effectively in the program. Where applicable, this includes: Physical Workspace THiNK Office workspace Meeting rooms Collaboration spaces High-speed internet access Demo and ...

Each fellow is assigned a mentor whose expertise aligns with the fellow's project and technical focus. During the Orientation Session, mentors introduce themselves by sharing: Professional background Current role Technical expertise Research or industry exper...

The Orientation Session includes an opportunity for fellows to introduce themselves and begin building relationships within the cohort. Each fellow is invited to briefly present: Name Educational or professional background Technical interests Previous experie...

Each fellow concludes the onboarding process by presenting an overview of their proposed project. The presentation should include: Project title Problem statement Target users Proposed solution Current stage of development Fellowship track Technology stack Ex...