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codekessel is a German training provider helping job seekers, career changers and professionals build practical skills in AI, automation and software development. Our hands-on courses combine clear explanations, real-world projects and personal support. We help learners build on their experience and prepare for new career opportunities—no IT background required to get started.
Lauchstr. 1, 71032, Böblingen, Germany
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We had a print agent for data verification developed through CodeKessel; throughout the process—from the initial consultation and exploration of options to the final implementation—we felt exceptionally well supported. We are so thrilled with the result that we now plan to automate our next internal process as well.
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