I'm a Product Designer who came to UX through an unconventional route. I spent the first part of my career designing buildings.

Growing up, I learned to notice design everywhere. Whether it was fashion or interiors, my parents always kept things current at home. My formal design journey began with a degree in architecture after I found a book about skyscrapers and became obsessed. I now live in New York, the city I dreamed about in that book.

I spent nearly a decade working on projects of every scale from a multi-building campus in India to modular floating homes in the Netherlands. What I loved most was synthesizing multiple perspectives into solutions that balanced vision with real-world constraints.

After years of working on projects with multi-year timelines, I was ready for faster iteration cycles and more direct user impact. That's when I discovered UX. The transition was natural and the work was familiar: understanding people, and designing solutions that actually get used.

Two years in, it's been a deeply satisfying journey. I've worked on a care-tech platform, AI-powered tools, and design systems that help teams move faster while making products more accessible.

I've lived in seven cities across three continents and speak five languages. I ask questions that bring clarity, learn fast, genuinely love designing solutions that make life easier for both users and the teams I work with.