Claude training for companies in Stuttgart

Why engineering firms around Stuttgart train on Claude

A supplier answers a customer’s requirements with its own specification and then documents every change until the part ships. Most of this work is reading and comparing, done by engineers whose hours are planned for design. Claude takes the first pass: it reads a long requirements document, lists what is unclear or contradictory, and drafts documentation from a change request. The engineer decides what stands.

What a Claude training for engineering teams covers

• Requirement reviews: Claude marks vague terms, values without a unit, tolerances without a reference and requirements that contradict each other.
• Comparison of a customer’s requirements with your specification, item by item, with the gaps listed.
• Technical documentation: sections of an operating manual, change notes and release notes, drafted from your templates and change requests.
• A skill for your writing rules: the terms, the units and the sentence pattern your company uses for a requirement.
• For developers of embedded or test software, in their own session: Claude as coding agent under the rules described on AI agents under the same rules as humans.

Five requirements Claude should flag

This exercise from the training shows sentences that pass a quick read and fail a test. Your engineers then write their own list from your documents.

Requirement as written	What Claude flags	What the engineer decides
“The housing shall be sufficiently rigid.”	no measurable value	a deflection limit under a stated load
“The pump delivers 12 l/min.”	no operating point	the pressure and temperature for that flow
“Response time below 100.”	no unit, no start event	milliseconds, measured from which signal
“The display must be readable in all conditions.”	“all conditions” cannot be tested	the light levels and viewing angles for the test
“The connector meets the customer’s requirements.”	names no document or clause	the document, its version and the clause

Online, or on site in the Stuttgart region

The training runs by video or at your site. On site, the exercises can use documents that may not leave your network, on your company’s laptops and Claude accounts. Video suits teams spread over several locations, for example development in Böblingen and production in Esslingen.

Who I am

I am Michael Wutzke, an IT architect for data platforms in Frankfurt with more than twenty years in IT and media. Early in my career I was with an engineering office in network technology. I hold the Professional Scrum Master I certificate from Scrum.org and have run software projects as a project manager with Scrum and Jira. I am a lecturer at Claude Hacker House, and I am interested in open-source AI models that a company runs on its own servers. I hold a training authorization from IHK Frankfurt for two IT apprenticeships, and I take part in Claude Certified Architect Foundations, Anthropic’s first certification program. Details: Teaching and certifications.