Engineer turned designer!

Growing up across cities in India and later working across geographies taught me to adapt quickly to new environments, new stakeholders, and new cultural contexts. That's shaped a core instinct in my design work: the "average user" rarely exists. Good systems have to flex for real variation in context, language, and mental models.

At AbbVie, I spent five years designing for the intersection of healthcare and analytics — building executive dashboards that give leadership visibility into business-critical KPIs, and designing AI tool that helps Quality teams to produce more compliant, higher-quality documentation. I care deeply about information hierarchy, the moment a user loses trust in data, and what it takes to make a complex workflow feel effortless.

At Abbott, I design customer support and self-service experiences for FreeStyle Libre — a medical device used daily by people managing chronic conditions across multiple geographies.

I've done end-to-end UX across the full spectrum, from early research and synthesis, through prototyping and usability testing, to final delivery with developers and cross-functional teams. My engineering background means I genuinely enjoy the handoff conversation, constraints don't frustrate me, they sharpen the design.