A little about me.

I've spent the last few years designing digital products across B2B, enterprise, government, insurance and consumer experiences. My favourite problems usually involve too many steps, too much information, or a user wondering, “Okay… but what am I supposed to do now?”

I like turning that mess into something that feels obvious on the other side — through better information architecture, clearer interactions and a healthy amount of arguing with my own designs.

These days, I'm particularly interested in AI Product Design: not putting a chatbot everywhere, but figuring out where AI can genuinely make a product more useful without making the experience more confusing.

Outside Figma, I'm usually on a badminton court, attempting to improve my tennis game, or thinking about India's weaves, textiles and the stories behind them through India in Thread.

And, because apparently designing digital products wasn't enough of a challenge, I also have a pilot's licence.

So yes — I spend a lot of time thinking about interfaces, flights and whether my backhand is finally getting better.

I'm currently looking for interesting product problems to solve — especially the complicated ones.