

The AI Engineer’s Stack in 2026: Tools, Systems & Real Workflows Behind Production AI
The AI Engineer's Stack in 2026: Tools, Systems & Real Workflows Behind Production AI
The gap between knowing AI and building AI has never been more critical — or more visible.
In 2026, AI engineering isn't about prompting a model and hoping for the best. It's about designing systems that hold up in production: agents that reason and act reliably, pipelines that scale, models that are fine-tuned for real business contexts, and deployments that teams can actually maintain.
This session cuts through the hype and gets into the stack.
Join Dennis Kevogo, Applied AI Engineering Instructor at Moringa School and MSc Applied AI Engineering graduate (with Distinction, UK), for a practitioner-led deep dive into what modern AI engineering actually looks like — from the tools on your laptop to the infrastructure powering enterprise-grade deployments.
What we'll cover:
The 2026 AI engineer's toolkit: what's worth learning, what's already outdated
AI agent building & orchestration — how production agents are structured
LLM fine-tuning in practice: when to do it and how to do it right
Computer vision & MLOps workflows used in real enterprise environments
Lessons from the field: AI transformation sprints inside large organizations
Whether you're a developer leveling up, a team lead evaluating your stack, or an engineer making the leap into AI — this is the session that bridges theory and the real world.
Brought to you by Moringa School — training Africa's next generation of world-class engineers.