The seed of my transition from architecture to product design was planted in 2018, during my final thesis for my Master's in Architecture in Germany.

I chose an unconventional topic: designing 'Urban Commons' in Mumbai. My goal was to explore how adding communal spaces in dense urban areas could change the way we experience amenities in Mumbai’s neighborhoods.

As I spent the semester immersed in research, I realized that more than designing physical buildings, I loved engaging with people—hearing their stories, understanding their needs, and shaping my designs around them. This human-centered approach led my project to be shortlisted for the prestigious Robert Oxman prize, which was an incredible honor.

That experience gave me clarity. I realized that what excites me the most wasn’t just creating beautiful buildings but designing solutions that genuinely improve people’s lives.

To follow this passion, I completed a UX/UI programm at University of California, Berkeley where I learned the latest tools and methods in user research, prototyping, and testing. Working on various projects for different platforms, I gained hands-on experience in designing user-centered solutions.

I believe in a human-centered approach to design, with research as the foundation. I enjoy exploring users' behavior, context and needs to create products and services that are both intuitive and impactful.

I am now excited to join a team where I can apply my skills to design solutions for both existing and the next wave of internet users.