I started out as an architect, drawn to understanding how people experience spaces and how design can shape behavior. During my master’s, I developed a deeper interest in human-centred systems, which led me to work on an interactive kiosk for elderly users — a project that introduced me to service design and designing for accessibility.

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My background in architecture trained me to think in systems, communicate visually, and solve complex spatial and behavioral problems. Those strengths naturally carried into UX design, where I now focus on creating meaningful, intuitive experiences for diverse, global audiences. I enjoy research, testing, and working with cross-functional teams to turn insights into clear, thoughtful solutions.

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I’ve lived and studied across India, Singapore, and the US, which really shaped my perspective on inclusivity and designing for different cultures and user needs. Continuous learning is a big part of who I am — whether it’s refining my UX skills, exploring new tools, or understanding how people interact with technology in everyday life.​