My name is Murali and I work in the Private Sector as a Software Professional. I belong to a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values. I have completed my Masters Degree in Engineering / Computers.
My son has a BE. Mech and a PG (Supply Chain Management) degree and is working in private sector as a Buyer / Purchasing engineer based in Canada on a work permit. Now get in PR .He earned his PG degree there and plans to become a permanent resident. My elder son is happily married and settled in Canada with his wife and a kid. We are an upper middle class, nuclear family with traditional values. We speak Tamil, Kannada and English at home.
My name is Narendran and I am working as a Data Analyst in the Private sector. I have completed my Other Masters Degree in Engineering / Computers. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Joint family.
My name is Thanga kalyan and I work in the Private Sector as a Software Professional. I belong to a Upper Middle Class, Joint Family . I have completed my BE.
My name is Aswin Deva V.S. and I am working as a Product Manager - Non IT in the Private sector. I have completed my BE. studied electro mechanical engineering (Robotics) in Canada.I grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear family.
My name is Gothamraj and I am working as a Executive in the Private sector. I have completed my M.S.(Engg.). I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family.
I have made this profile on behalf of my son. He is currently working as a quality assurance engineer - non IT in a private sector, after having completed his master's degree. We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family with moderate values presently living in Chennai. My son worked in dubai as a Quality engineer for 3 years before moving to canada
My Son name is Arumugam A and he is working as a Software Professional in the Private sector at Canada. He has completed BE.CSE & grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear family.
People describe him as Much caring, ambitious and career-oriented and always have a positive attitude towards Life.
