About

Milan Jakhotra is a Software Engineer L1 at Canary Mail, a company that provides secure email solutions for businesses and individuals. With 0.35 years of relevant experience, Milan is a young professional who is passionate about leveraging technology to solve complex problems. Milan holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Information Technology from Dhiru Bhai Ambani Institute, where he gained a solid foundation in programming, web development, and database management. During his time at the institute, Milan was an active member of various technical clubs and participated in several coding competitions, which helped him hone his skills and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the industry. Prior to joining Canary Mail, Milan worked as a Rural Intern at Seven Sisters Development Assistance (SESTA), where he was involved in developing software solutions for rural communities. This experience gave him a unique perspective on how technology can be used to bridge the gap between urban and rural areas and improve the lives of people in underserved communities. At Canary Mail, Milan is responsible for developing and maintaining software solutions that ensure the security and privacy of email communications. He works closely with a team of experienced engineers and designers and leverages his technical skills to build robust and scalable systems that meet the needs of the company's clients. Milan's tech stack includes various programming languages, frameworks, and tools that are essential for software development. He is proficient in using Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and SQL, among others. Milan is also a quick learner and is always eager to explore new technologies and approaches that can help him improve his skills and deliver better results. Overall, Milan is a dedicated and hardworking professional who is committed to delivering high-quality software solutions that meet the needs of his clients. With his strong technical skills and passion for innovation, Milan is poised to make a significant contribution to the field of software engineering in the years to come.