I’m a product designer with 7+ years of experience helping startups transform ideas into scalable, user-first digital products. I’ve worked across fintech, healthtech, and productivity tools - shaping systems, building design teams, and aligning design with business outcomes.
I specialize in turning chaos into clarity. Whether it’s a complex deal workflow or a fuzzy founder vision, I bring structure, insight, and elegance to every interaction.
From being the first designer at multiple startups to helping teams grow 15x in size, I’ve seen how design evolves from a craft into a core function - and I design accordingly.
I'm actively seeking new opportunities in senior or lead design roles with teams that value clarity, systems, and long-term impact. Feel free to drop me a line or just say hello!
Design has always been close — my father is an artist, and I grew up surrounded by colour, craft, and creativity.
I started experimenting early, making Flash animations in 7th grade and getting hooked on bringing ideas to life.
In 2015, I was chosen as Head of Design for a UNESCO-patronaged college tech fest, where I also conducted design workshops for over 200 students — a moment that cemented my passion.
During a 2016 internship at an ad agency, I was introduced to branding and web design and through that, the world of product design. Designing graphic components for websites made me realise I wanted to go beyond visuals and into systems and experience.
Landed my first job at Digiryte in 2016 as a graphic designer with a clear goal to transition. By 2017, I became a product designer. In 2019, I joined CredAvenue (now Yubi) — India’s fastest fintech unicorn - to help build and scale design from the ground up.
In 2022, after helping Yubi scale into one of India’s fastest fintech unicorns, I took a step back to focus on remote consulting with global startups.
This shift allowed me to balance personal milestones — including getting married — while continuing to work on product strategy and design systems in early-stage environments.
Now that life’s settled, I’m ready to go deep again.