AIML Student Secures Internship Opportunity with Infosys Springboard
Kanneboina Siri Chandana, a third-year B.Tech Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML) student, has secured an internship opportunity with Infosys Springboard. This achievement marks an important step in her academic and professional journey, providing an opportunity to strengthen her technical knowledge and explore industry-oriented learning. Her selection reflects her interest in developing skills that can support her future career in technology.
Infosys is a global provider of digital services and consulting, helping organizations across industries advance their digital transformation initiatives. Through Infosys Springboard, the company offers digital learning resources and skill-development opportunities designed to help students build technical capabilities and prepare for evolving professional requirements. This platform supports learners in expanding their knowledge and gaining exposure to relevant digital technologies.
This internship opportunity represents a valuable step for Siri Chandana as she continues to develop her expertise in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The experience can help her strengthen her learning, explore emerging technologies, and prepare for future professional opportunities. The Department of AIML congratulates Siri Chandana on this achievement and wishes her continued success in her academic pursuits and future career endeavours.
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