Product designer with 5+ years of experience shipping B2C products, currently shaping the future of health tech through innovative apps and wearables.
I believe in intentional design, creating experiences that live at the intersection of function and feeling. My goal is to craft solutions that aren’t just usable but deeply meaningful.
I see design as a tool for clarity, connection, and transformation. I don’t just design products; I design behaviors, choices, and futures.
More about my background & experience
Former interior architect turned product designer - I got my bachelor's degree in interior architecture from CEPT University, India & DAAP, University of Cincinnati (semester abroad), embedding myself in the practice of spatial and systems design. I enjoyed building physical things.
However, I found myself unfulfilled. I was craving a more creative job where I could practice design and apply real learnings from human behavior; not just speculation. I felt like that kind of job need more speed and iteration of ideas, which were naturally controlled in the field of architecture. My curiosity to learn about the user, technology and design processes that can help create human-centered products has been my driving force to pursue a Master's degree in Design Management at SCAD.
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Designing physical spaces has taught me to balance experiential quality with aesthetics while with design management I have developed a strong sense of empathy and strategy to solve complex problems. As a product designer, I get to do it all - shaping digital products at the intersection of usability and aesthetics to create meaningful experiences.
When I'm not solving problems, I'm mostly
Into board games. I can play Catan online/offline any day anytime. Some of my other favs are Istanbul, Azul, and Codenames.
Enjoy spending my weekends in the woods. Camping & hiking.
Sci-fi movie and animated movie freak. Inception is my all-time fav movie.
Like every other millennial, quarantine finally forced me to learn how to cook and now I spend the weekends hosting game night with home-cooked Indian food.