My work blends interaction design, product thinking, and visual storytelling, an approach that grew out of my early work in visual communication and identity design where I focused on shaping how products look and feel through identity systems.

Over time, I became increasingly curious about the structures behind how they are built, how people move through them, and how design can organize complexity. That curiosity is exactly what led to my MFA thesis, designing for investors who want exposure to multiple stock markets but lack time to navigate them. Using the U.S. and India as a lens, I’m built tools that balance the stability of mature markets with the growth potential of emerging ones.

As I build, I’ve been experimenting with AI as part of my process to
move from ideas to a functional, coded reality. As much as it’s about speed, it’s also about how this change can lead to more proactive products. I’m excited to build products that operate at scale
while still feeling thoughtful, responsive, and forgiving.