Akhilesh Malthi, a B.Tech Data Science graduate from Andhra Pradesh, has secured a remote AI Engineer role with Canada-based Fabrantic AI with an annual package of Rs 1.06 crore through campus placements.The achievement has drawn attention online, with many highlighting Akhilesh's journey from a financially modest background to landing a high-value technology role.Akhilesh, a 2026 graduate of Aditya College of Engineering, comes from a family with limited financial resources.— VikasAlwys (@VikasAlwys) His father works as a tailor and is deaf and unable to speak, while his mother supports the family by helping with stitching work. Despite these challenges, his parents continued to encourage him to focus on education and build a better future.Their support and sacrifices helped Akhilesh pursue engineering and develop skills in the field of data science and artificial intelligence.Rs 1.06 crore package through campus placementAkhilesh secured the AI Engineer position at Fabrantic AI through his college's campus recruitment process.A post shared on X highlighted his achievement, stating that the tailor's son from a poor background had secured a Rs 1.06 crore remote job with the Canada-based company.The accomplishment has been described by social media users as an example of how education, skill development and persistence can create opportunities.Social media users praise achievementSeveral users praised Akhilesh's success, focusing on the impact his achievement could have on his family's future.One user wrote that securing a Rs 1.06 crore package, especially for a remote role, showed how efforts and time invested in learning can change circumstances.Another user called achieving a crore-plus package from a financially difficult background a major accomplishment.Others highlighted the role of hard work and family support, saying the achievement reflected how parental sacrifices can eventually lead to life-changing outcomes.Disclaimer: This article is based on claims, statements, images, videos and other information shared by users on social media platforms. The ET.com has not independently verified the authenticity, accuracy or completeness of these claims unless expressly stated otherwise. The views, allegations and assertions contained in the social media content are those of the respective users and do not reflect the views of The ET.com. The publication bears no responsibility for the accuracy of such claims and readers are advised to exercise their own judgment and seek independent verification where necessary.