I was a developer with a Master’s in Computer Applications, solving technical challenges. But what truly caught my attention wasn’t the backend — it was the user’s hesitation, the extra click, the silent friction.
" That space between how something works and how it feels? That’s what pulled me into design — and it still drives me today. "
From Mumbai to Chicago, I’ve always designed for healthcare.
At a startup, I wore every hat — from UX to development to deployment. Now, I work with a service-based company shaping clinical tools that simplify scheduling, treatment planning, and reporting.
It’s not just about building features — it’s about making sense of the system for those who use it daily. I design for busy minds, limited time, and critical outcomes — with clarity and ease at the center of it all.
" Because when time is short and the stakes are high, the interface should never get in the way.. "
Painting helps me untangle ideas visually.
Trying new cuisines teaches me rhythm, sequence, and flow.
Yoga? It reminds me that the most intense asanas need presence, not shortcuts — just like design.
" Stillness on a yoga mat. Color on a blank canvas. A surprising spice in a familiar dish — that’s where new ideas begin to form. "
