I grew up in India, which meant being constantly surrounded by different languages, cultures, and ways of thinking. When you’re in an environment that's always shifting, you learn to observe before you act. I started paying attention to the small things: what makes people trust a stranger, what confuses them, and what actually makes them feel confident. That habit never left me.

Today, whether I’m designing for a legal AI tool or a wellness app, I don’t just look at trends. I try to understand how people actually behave, not just what they say they want in an interview.

 

My path wasn't a straight line. I started in Engineering, which taught me to love systems and constraints. But I was also deep into Fine Arts, where I learned to care about the tiny details and the emotions behind a piece. Product design is where those two worlds finally met for me, it’s where I get to use both structure and intuition.

 

Over the last 3 years, I’ve shipped products across SaaS, EdTech, and Wellness. I’ve sat in rooms with founders, engineers, and everyday users, and that’s shaped how I solve problems. I enjoy taking a messy, complex system and making it feel simple and usable, without losing the depth that the technical teams worked so hard to build.

 

At the end of the day, I don’t believe in designing just to grab someone’s attention. I believe that when you build something that actually helps a person feel capable, the business grows naturally. That’s the kind of work I’m here for. 🌱