Started computer science engineering
I chose computer science because I wanted to build things people actually use. Those years gave me engineering instincts I still lean on: how systems fit together, and what's expensive to change later.
A design studio in India, the Crown Prince Court in Abu Dhabi, a freight company operating in 100+ countries. Somewhere along the way the job stopped being "make it look right" and became "make it happen".
I lead product design: research, UX, UI, design systems and design ops, with enough product sense and engineering fluency to own the outcome, not just the screens. Today that means designing agentic AI solutions backed with interfaces for human-in-the-loop, and bringing stakeholders, developers and partners along with it. I'm honest about where a probabilistic system earns trust and where it doesn't. I prioritise what actually moves the needle, push back on what doesn't, and make sure the customer's voice is the loudest one in the room.
AI can draw the empty states. The core UX still needs a human.
Academic foundation






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I chose computer science because I wanted to build things people actually use. Those years gave me engineering instincts I still lean on: how systems fit together, and what's expensive to change later.
I began freelancing and teaching front-end development while still in college. Teaching pulled me into UI and UX, and the freelancing slowly turned into a studio.
I finished my degree while Mad N Creative grew into a team of eight, designing for startups across India.
SiliconIndia listed Mad N Creative among India's Top 20 promising design studios. Proof that a small team with a clear point of view can punch well above its size.
The studio team joined Xebia. Work for SpiceJet, McKinsey, BCG and the Crown Prince Court of Abu Dhabi took the work, and me, to the UAE.
Agility, one of the world's largest logistics companies, hired me to design a digital freight forwarding platform from the ground up. Enterprise UX, at global scale.
Dubai gave me room for cooking, gardening, painting and interior design. Each one has quietly made me a better designer.
An HCI programme at MIT put rigorous theory behind years of practice, and changed how I run research.
My parents found her, I said yes. The best decision I didn't make alone.
We moved back to India to be closer to family. Agility backed remote work, so the job came with me.
Our firstborn, Acchyut, arrived. Joy, responsibility and love, all in one tiny package.
SiliconIndia named me among the Top 20 designers in India, seven years after recognising the studio.
CX Fusion recognised my advocacy for the customer's voice: putting real user evidence in front of every roadmap decision.
Design Thinking & Innovation at IIT Bombay, and Digital Transformation & Leadership at IIM Ahmedabad. Now studying AI for Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
Traded the city's chaos and convenience for calm, peace of mind and cleaner air. Remote by default, deliberate about the days I fly. The surprise was what it did for the work: it gets less of my day and far more of my attention.
Our family grew by one. Kuberr has already redesigned our sleep schedule.
Untangling the confusing, one problem at a time, with AI doing the heavy lifting and people firmly in charge. Small, simple fixes are how tomorrow gets better.
Agentic AI
Jun 2026Agentic quoting: from a sentence to a priced quote85% faster time to quote
Agentic AI
Feb 2026Photo-to-volume moving estimator80% more accurate quotes
Agentic AI
Aug 2026Agentic invoice reconciliation for finance70% confidence score in the PoC
Companies & clients I've worked with







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