USC's AI implementation lab.
We build AI for real businesses and nonprofits, and our members learn it by shipping it.
Trojan Tech Solutions is USC's AI implementation and go-to-market lab. Automations, CRMs, outbound, AI curricula: whatever a client needs, a small team of students scopes it, builds it, and hands it over by the end of the semester.
Official partners
Perplexitythrough Blue Modern Advisory

About us
TTS started out building IT for companies. When Matthew Kim graduated, he handed it to Caleb Newton and Tyler Larsen, and now it builds AI. Members work on one real client project a semester, with the tools those companies already pay for.
See how a project runs
the TTS way, in 3DWhere our people have gone
15 alumni started here. Tap a company to see who.
Susan NyirendaSoftware Engineer, Apple
Albert ChungForward Deployed Engineer
Elizabeth AbbeySoftware Engineer, ex-Microsoft, Reddit
Senai AssefaSoftware Engineer, ex-Microsoft, Bloomberg
Rohan SinghSales and Analytics, Bloomberg
David EsquivelCybersecurity Engineer, Capital One
Anthony NasserSoftware Engineer, NBC Universal
Emerson KahleSoftware Development Engineer, Fastly
Brandon McGowanProduct Manager, Epic
James LaTech Consulting, PwC
Akshar AiyerInvestment Banking, Citi
Abhi ShahInvestment Banking, Jefferies
Parth JuthaniInvestment Banking, Nomura
Joshua KimAnalyst, Roxborough Group
Kelly KimJD Candidate, USC Gould
These people want to help you
6 mentors back the club, from our faculty advisor to people at Google, McKinsey and Reddit.
Chris SwainFaculty advisor, Associate Professor of TeachingUSC Iovine and Young Academy
Matthew KimAnalystMcKinsey & Company
Kevin SangmuahSoftware Engineer, and founderReddit
Duncan InganjiSoftware EngineerGoogle
Sagar TiwariMBA, ex-McKinseyStanford GSB
Andrew LaffoonFounder and CEOMixbook
Understand the TTS wayFollow one student's first client, from a list of names in Koreatown to a booked meeting.Start the walkthrough Meet the team
Caleb NewtonCo-President
Tyler LarsenCo-President
Emily ZhaoDesign and Brand
I'm at USC. Teach me to build that.
applications open soon