The completion of an On-the-Job Training (OJT) program marks a meaningful transition from academic learning to real-world application—and for four Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) students from the CSPC College of Computer Studies, this milestone was achieved with purpose and impact at the AI Research Center for Community Development (AIRCoDe). Vladimir Ivan M. Pili, Aron V. Ibias, Sydrick V. Parra, and Jester Carlo L. Tapit have successfully completed their OJT, bringing with them not only technical knowledge but also a renewed sense of responsibility as emerging professionals in the field of computing. During their training at AIRCoDe, the students played a key role in enhancing the Project APAW portal (Advanced Portal for Atmospheric and Water-level Monitoring), accessible at apaw.cspc.edu.ph. Designed to support environmental monitoring and disaster preparedness, the platform tracks atmospheric conditions and water-level data to enable timely, informed decision-making in local communities. A significant part of their contribution focused on improving the portal’s AI prediction module, which analyzes historical and real-time data to generate flood forecasts and risk indicators. Throughout their internship, the team executed several key technical improvements, including AI model refinement to strengthen the system's ability to anticipate potential flooding and environmental shifts in alignment with AIRCoDe’s mission. They also handled system optimization, data handling, backend performance upgrades, and interface improvements to ensure a more efficient and user-friendly experience for stakeholders. Beyond coding and system development, the experience sharpened their ability to collaborate within a research-driven environment. Working alongside mentors and developers, the students gained firsthand insights into how AI solutions are designed, tested, and deployed in real-world scenarios that directly serve local communities. Their journey reflects the evolving role of computer science education—not merely producing programmers, but nurturing innovators who harness technology for the public good. The successful completion of their OJT stands as a testament to their dedication and the strong partnership between the CSPC College of Computer Studies and AIRCoDe.