My Story

I didn’t start as a designer. I started as an observer.

My journey into design has been shaped by curiosity, creativity, and the drive to make ideas tangible.

It started in my school days, where I discovered joy in drawing competitions and built discipline through sports like athletics and hockey, winning trophies in interschool tournaments. These early experiences taught me teamwork, focus, and persistence - qualities that I still bring into my work today.

In college, my passion for art and creativity never faded. I participated in poster design, photography, and even face-painting competitions, proudly winning in face painting. Beyond competitions, I stepped into leadership as my department leader for two years, where I coordinated symposiums, guest lectures, and events - honing my ability to manage people, ideas, and execution.

Outside academics, I found another creative outlet: cooking. Recreating dishes I tasted in restaurants by experimenting with recipes from YouTube became a personal ritual. It taught me patience, experimentation, and the satisfaction of crafting something with care - much like design itself.

It started from paper, the interest towards art and design, then it went to all the scapes even faces of people, where I won 1 st prize in face painting competition during my college days.

Today, as a User Experience Designer, I bring together my background in Electronics & Communication Engineering, creative storytelling through photography, and hands-on design practice. I thrive at the intersection of physical and digital products, creating solutions that are both innovative and human-centered.For me, design isn’t just about visuals - it’s about translating curiosity, leadership, and empathy into experiences that improve lives.

My long-term vision is to design impactful products that connect technology with human needs, while staying true to my values of curiosity, consistency, and meaningful impact.