I'm a product designer based in San Francisco, California. Currently, I work at Apple as a UX Researcher and I recently graduated with MS in HCI/UXD from Purdue University.
I have previously worked in product design roles with Ford Motor Company, OnBoard Meetings, and Purdue University, designing and prototyping human-centered digital experiences that are informed by data and are intuitive to use. Previously an architect.
Conducting user-centered research on the products’ designs and features at various stages of development on the PSQ team at Apple.
Designing an internal communication platform for Ford employees to coordinate and celebrate peer accomplishments.
Redesigning OnBoard Meetings' Approvals and Actions features to improve overall user experience through research and usability tests.
Prototyped and conducted research on AI-Assisted Learnersourcing platform to bridge conceptual understanding in database programming education.
Collaborating with an iOS engineer through Apple's Swift Mentorship Program to build interactive prototypes using SwiftUI.
Redesigning Etsy's 5-star rating to create a fair and balanced system benefitting buyers and sellers through user research and user testing hi-fi prototypes.
Hi again, thanks for stopping by. I'm a product designer based in San Francisco, California. Currently, I work at Apple as a UX Researcher and I recently graduated with MS in HCI/UXD from Purdue University. I have previously worked as a product designer with Ford Motor Company, OnBoard Meetings, and Purdue University. Previously, I have practiced as a licensed architect in India post completing my undergraduate degree in architecture.
My research while at Purdue University revolved around exploring cognitive and visual accessibility of user interfaces. I worked on building interactive prototypes and conducting user tests for an AI-powered learning platform for students. Prior to this, I collaborated with the DE4M lab to explore emerging trends in the design of digital and assistive technologies for accessible applications.