UI/UX designer & engineer based in India. I bridge the gap between Figma and production — shipping interfaces with intent, motion that means something, and the kind of detail you only feel after the fifth visit.
I'm a designer who got tired of throwing Figma files over the wall. So I learned to build. Now I work the loop end-to-end — brief from marketing, research, strategy, iterate, prototype, test, ship the frontend, and (with my dev team's guidance) deploy it.
At Turtil, that loop powers my day-job — the in-progress Campus Management System. For the marketing sites at turtil.co and parentz.app, I ran the same loop solo: designed each one alone, deployed each one myself with my dev team helping when I got stuck. Kudos to Turtil management for giving me the room to learn deployment by doing it.
Claude is my co-pilot through the whole loop — design, code, the words on the screen. Designer + Engineer. Not a traditional designer anymore. But I haven't forgotten where I came from.
Currently looking for a Designer + Engineer role where the line between design and build is fuzzy. Open to remote and hybrid.
Three things I won't
compromise on.
Inevitable, not clever.
If a screen feels obvious in hindsight, the design is doing its job.
Motion is meaning.
Easing, duration, and timing are part of the message — not decoration.
Ship the prototype.
A live click-through beats a deck. The artifact is the argument.
How I got here.
- 2025 — PresentJunior UX DesignerTurtil · Teach Bricks Pvt Ltd
Designed and shipped 5 product modules end-to-end. Ran usability across 25 modules — cut friction by ~20%. Leaning hard on AI to iterate faster without giving up ownership of UX decisions or usability outcomes.
- 2024UI/UX Designer · ContractSpaarks · OSOS Pvt Ltd
Designed the first internal Content Moderation CRM for a 100K+ download social platform — Reports, Appeals, Review on a shared content-summary spine. Owned the flow ideation → hi-fi → usability testing with actual mod staff. Engineering shipped straight from prototype.
- 2024Bachelor of Arts · Political ScienceDr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University
Wrapped up the degree alongside full-time design work. Years of reading social systems turn out to translate well into reading product systems.
- 2023 — 2024UI/UX DesignerIfStatic Technologies
Led UI/UX across SaaS dashboards and B2B internal tools — wireframes through hi-fi, in close collaboration with engineering and PMs. Built reusable component libraries and tokens that shortened design-to-build across the team.
- 2022Started learning UI/UXSelf-taught · Google UX Certificate
Figma, Coursera, late nights, redrawing apps I used every day. Switched from political-science theory to interface practice — and never looked back.
Tools I keep close.
- Figma
- Framer
- Rive
- After Effects
- Photoshop
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
- Motion
- MDX
- React Native
- Linear
- Notion
- Cursor
- Claude
- VS Code
- Git
What I'm into.
Aaya Sher (From "The Paradise") (Telugu)
Anirudh RavichanderSRH fan. This plays when Abhishek Sharma walks out to bat — same fuel I use before opening Figma.
It always seems impossible until it's done.
Kathryn & Ross PetrasNot a heavy reader yet — but I try to learn something new every day, and what I learn I put to use the same week.
Lots of protein
4 eggs, 250g chicken breast, 50g soya chunks. Designer brain runs on macros.
Have an idea?
Let's build it.
Looking for a Designer + Engineer who can ship? Got a freelance brief? Just want to nerd out about easing curves? My inbox is open.