I’m a designer who thrives on making lives better for myself, my peers, and users alike. I've transitioned from a self-taught designer to a dedicated manager. I am focused on creating a space for trust, learning and growth for the team of designers I work with. I strive to balance the needs of both, people and business stakeholders, when designing products.
In my role, I've donned many hats - from implementing design systems and fostering cross-functional collaboration to managing resources and cultivating a culture of continuous learning. Armed with Figma expertise and a knack for organising chaos, I've streamlined workflows and embraced the latest design technologies, ensuring our team stays ahead of the curve.
My process as a manager
My design process
2022 - 2024
2021 - 2022
2020 - 2021
Zee5 • Building a Design System from scratch for a legacy product
Sorted • News application for short attention spans
Copilot • Tool to enhance sales efficiency
My teammates lovingly call me the 'mother of the team' because I'm always there to lend a helping hand, no matter the situation. Supporting my team members and ensuring they have everything they need to excel is a significant part of who I am as a leader. I'm a curious soul who loves diving into various topics, and my passion for learning has helped me become a versatile leader who can offer valuable insights across different domains.
2021 - Ongoing
2022 - 2023
2022 - 2023
Cultivating a thriving design team culture • Overview
Setting up goal framework for a design team • Goal Settings
Providing role clarity by job levelling
I am a partner to a loving and caring home-maker and a father to a cute toddler, loving and enjoying every second of fatherhood. While I can’t wait for her to grow up so we can have endless conversations, I also feel emotional seeing her grow up so quickly. One of my favourite moments was when my daughter uttered “da-da”. It was a simple yet profound experience that made me realise how quickly time flies. Like my jobs, I have been lucky to not shift too many houses. I've been in Bangalore long enough (12 years now) to call it home.