Karan Jain is a Co-Founder, CTO at Numero at Numero. They possess expertise in entrepreneurship, css, ruby on rails, software development, start ups and 6 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "I worked with Karan at Informed K12 where I was a PM and designer and he was a lead engineer. Karan excels as a product engineer. He can take any project and break it down into the manageable ship-able features, and while also mitigating risks. He's a product-oriented person who can balance technical constraints, user needs, and business goals. Karan also played a critical cultural role on the team. He had good people intuition and was unafraid to bring up issues, and was always kind and open to improving himself and the team. I'm proud of the products we shipped together and would love to work with him again.", "I've had the pleasure of working with Karan for the past few years on a number of education-related projects. Karan knows how to manage the development of truly agile software, but it is his ability to work with clients and end-users throughout the product development life cycle that really stands out. Karan has an incredible knack for assisting his clients during the ideation and visioning stages - he acts both as developer and partner to ensure high quality project outcomes. He is also able to translate and manage product roadmaps into tangible prototypes and can lead work across diverse teams to ensure on-time and on-budget delivery. It's been a real pleasure to work with Karan over the past few years and I look forward to future collaborations.", and "Beginning in 2012, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Karan on several projects, where he has served as a critical partner in product, business, and strategy development. We initially worked together on the development of Trivial Impact, a trivia-based political game that helped to educate citizens about candidates’ positions in the 2012 elections. While I developed the mobile application, Karan developed a website to market the application as well as our strategy for launching the product. His insights and work on this project helped build early awareness and momentum that was critical for our successful launch. After working together on Trivial Impact, Karan approached me about helping out with the development of tinyGive, which was still in a pilot phase at that point. From the moment Karan joined the team, he became an increasingly valuable contributor, leading an overhauled technical development of the platform as well as contributing significantly to business operations across the board. With Karan on board, tinyGive underwent a successful rebranding and launch, which saw us add 200 additional non-profit organizations over the course of two years. During that time, tinyGive was selected as a participant in the Spring 2014 cohort of the Points of Light Civic Accelerator, and received a $50,000 investment from the New Media Ventures Innovation Fund in 2015. Karan’s contributions were absolutely critical to the early success and growth of the platform. While Karan has an excellent mind for product development and strategy, he is also a great teammate. He has the rare combination of empathy and intellect, overlaid with an insatiable work ethic. As a consequence, he would not only be a great leader, but also a great teammate. I couldn’t recommend him more highly."