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Grew up doodling on newspapers, listening to stories told by my parents, and playing video games. These experiences, combined with my insatiable curiosity about how computers worked, sparked my early interest in creativity and technology, leading me to where I am today.

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About

I'm a User Experience Designer with five years of experience in the industry. At Johnson Controls, I played a key role in the designing and development of multiple projects, guiding them from concept to launch. My responsibilities included documenting user and business requirements, conducting secondary research, creating mind maps and site maps to identify knowledge gaps, designing screens at all levels of fidelity, performing UXQA, collaborating with cross-functional teams (including sustainability managers and development teams), and ultimately enhancing the overall user experience. Before this, I gained valuable experience in a fast-paced startup environment, where I successfully translated user needs and business goals into intuitive and user-friendly web and mobile applications.

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I believe purpose, empathy, and simplicity are the three main aspects of design and our job is to give solutions to the problems faced by individuals in their everyday life through the human-centric approach. Design should be functional, affordable, aesthetically pleasing, and inspiring. I had the opportunity to study and work across 3 different countries and understand the nuances of design culture and how this experience can impact design decisions.

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​I'm sincere, hardworking, and passionate about work. I'm looking forward to working with a talented group of people.

I love architecture, typography, tea, cinema, video games, sketching, podcasts, pineapple, pomegranate, museums, storytelling, and dancing.

Last Curiosities about me:

  • Assembler of all the home furnishers.

  • My browser always has more than 15 tabs open.

  • I am a trained classical Bharatnatyam dancer.

  • I love product sketching.

  • Other strange facts are under construction…

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