Kairoju Charan Placed as AI/ML Engineer at Sanmina Corporation

Anurag University is pleased to congratulate Kairoju Charan, a student of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science), on being placed as an AI/ML Engineer at Sanmina Corporation with an impressive package of 8 LPA. Securing a role focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning at a global manufacturing and technology solutions company is a strong start to a promising career, and reflects the specialised, in-demand skills Charan has developed during his time at the university.
The AI/ML Engineer position places him at the forefront of applied technology, working on solutions that increasingly drive efficiency and innovation across industries. This placement is a testament both to Charan's individual dedication and to Anurag University's industry-aligned curriculum, hands-on learning approach, and active placement ecosystem, which together prepare students to meet the expectations of leading recruiters.
The university takes pride in seeing its students secure meaningful, well-rewarded roles in cutting-edge domains. It congratulates Kairoju Charan on this excellent achievement and wishes him a successful and fulfilling professional journey ahead, confident that he will represent the institution well in the industry.
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