30-day onboarding · Sr. Full Stack Engineer – III

Your first 30 days on Zoho Migration: Pre_Offer

Built for the role in data/role.txt, using onboarding-notes.md and your team's project. Tick things off as you go — it saves on this device.

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Week 1 · Access and orientation

Get your accounts working, meet your manager, understand where Pre_Offer sits.

Who you meet

  • Manasi Rane, Talent Acquisition Manager – I (your reporting line)check title fits your role
  • Teammates on Zoho Migration: Pre_Offer names not in data

What you read

  • Codvo AI Hub
  • Client Data do's and don'ts card
  • data/onboarding-notes.md

What you ship

  • Dev environment running locally
  • First commit on a sandbox branch

Week 2 · First contribution

Land a real change and learn how the team ships.

Who you meet

  • A teammate to pair with on your first ticket not named
  • Your function head, ahead of the next Functional Update not named

What you read

  • Existing Pre_Offer tickets and docs location not given

What you ship

  • First pull request merged into Pre_Offer

Week 3 · Ownership

Own something end to end, and get straight on the data rules before touching anything real.

Who you meet

  • Whoever owns the Pre_Offer roadmap, for a scope conversation not named

What you read

  • Client data rules again, before any real Zoho data touches your machine

What you ship

  • One feature or bug resolved and deployed deploy process not documented

Week 4 · Running on your own

Finish the Academy courses, run a sprint independently, check in with Manasi.

Who you meet

  • Manasi Rane, for your 30-day check-in

What you read

  • Your own week 1–3 notes, before the check-in

What you ship

  • One full sprint contributed on your own
  • 30-day retro notes for Manasi

Questions a new joiner actually asks

What do I need working on day one?

Your Codvo account and Claude seat, both active on day one. Get the Codvo AI Hub and the Client Data do's and don'ts card read the same day.

What is the Codvo AI Hub?

The internal reference for how the org uses Claude and AI tooling. It's required reading in week 1, alongside the Client Data card.

What are the Client Data do's and don'ts, in short?

NDA data stays inside the Codvo account. PHI and PII never get pasted anywhere. Real client data only after you're cleared for it in writing. Read the full card, this is the short version.

What is codvo-workbench, and do I need to run setup.sh?

It's the team's local dev environment repo. Yes, run ./setup.sh from it in week 1 to get your environment working.

Are the Codvo skills already on my Claude seat?

The codvo-suite skills are provisioned to every Claude seat by default. Confirm yours has them; if not, that's a week 1 ticket, not something to build yourself.

Who do I report to, and where does my function fit in?

Your team sits under Manasi Rane, Talent Acquisition Manager – I, on Zoho Migration: Pre_Offer. Every function reports to a function head, who presents the year at the all-hands Functional Update. Confirm your specific function head in week 1 or 2, this page doesn't have that name.

What courses do I need, and where do I track them?

Four Claude Academy courses: Claude Code in Action, Building with the Claude API, Introduction to MCP, and Introduction to Agent Skills. Track progress at accelerate.neio.ai.

Can I use real client data while I'm learning?

Only once you're cleared in writing. Until then, work from sandbox data or the bundled samples. NDA data never leaves the Codvo account, and PHI or PII never gets pasted anywhere, seat or no seat.

What is Zoho Migration: Pre_Offer, and where do I fit?

It's your team's project. This page doesn't have the module's exact scope or tech stack. Get that from Manasi or your first pairing partner in week 1, and add it to your week 1 notes above.

What do I do if something on this page is wrong or missing?

Check the "What's missing" list below first, it's the known gaps. If it's something else, flag it to Manasi, and update this page for whoever joins next.

What's missing