From engineering to design
I started out studying engineering, thinking I’d probably end up coding for a living. Turns out, coding wasn’t really my thing.
But I’ve always been the one asking why. Why a button sits where it does, why something works the way it does, why a decision got made. So I went looking for something else, found design, and joined a design bootcamp in Bangalore. A few freelance projects later, I got my shot at Taabi as an intern.
I started out studying engineering. Coding wasn’t really my thing, but asking why was. So I found design, joined a design bootcamp in Bangalore, and got my shot at Taabi as an intern.
Two years at Taabi
Two years in, I’ve had the chance to work on 2 zero-to-one products, a bunch of redesigns, dashboards, and all the messy bits that come with building products from scratch.
2 zero-to-one products, a bunch of redesigns and dashboards.
What I enjoy and work with
What I enjoy most about design is making sense of messy problems, understanding how things work, figuring out where they break, and turning all that complexity into something people can actually use.
Making sense of messy problems, and turning all that complexity into something people can actually use.
I work across product design, design systems, 0→1 products, enterprise UX, user research and rapid prototyping, in Figma and FigJam.