I design
products.
I question
systems.
I stay
curious.
I'm a Product Designer interested in how systems, workflows, and technology shape the way people work.
My background spans visual design, enterprise software, and product strategy, with a particular interest in complex products where understanding the problem is as important as designing the solution.
My Experience
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CivicDataLab
Product Designer · 2025–Present
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Jabit Soft Pvt. Ltd.
Product Designer · 2023–2025
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Creative Orion Studio
Visual Designer · 2021–2022
I work across open-source product ecosystems, shaping product direction, experience architecture, and system-level design for complex, multi-stakeholder workflows.
My work spans product strategy, workflow design, and creating experiences that make complex systems more understandable and usable.
I designed enterprise products across logistics, healthcare, e-commerce, and IT, working within established systems and operational constraints.
My work focused on workflow architecture, system audits, and designing experiences around how people actually work.
I worked across digital and print design for a diverse range of clients, developing visual systems and communication across different formats and contexts.
The experience built my foundation in visual hierarchy, clarity, consistency, and designing under speed and constraint.
Education
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Master of Design - User Experience & AI
Jindal School of Design & Architecture
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Bachelor of Computer Applications
Visual Designer · 2021–2022
Covered UX research, interaction design, information architecture, human–computer interaction, AI, and immersive product development, strengthening the research, systems-thinking, and product strategy skills I apply today.
Covered programming, web technologies, databases, software engineering, and computing systems, giving me the technical foundation I use to understand how digital products are built and designed.
Design has given me a way to stay curious about how things work, and enough reasons to keep questioning them.
There is always another system to understand, another problem to untangle, and usually a better question hiding somewhere underneath.
For now, I'm enjoying the process.