I'm an interaction designer interested in how people experience, understand, and interact with technology. My work spans product thinking, interaction design, and visual systems, from shaping how a product works to crafting how it looks and feels.

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With a Bachelor's in Communication Design from the National Institute of Design (NID), India, and a Master's in Information Experience Design from the Royal College of Art (RCA), London, I bring together visual craft, research, and systems thinking to solve complex design challenges.

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Currently, at Muse Wearables, I work across connected health, AI, and wearable technology, translating evolving product ideas into thoughtful, cohesive experiences. I enjoy navigating ambiguity, connecting user needs with technical possibilities, and collaborating across disciplines to take ideas from concept to execution.

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My practice is also shaped by explorations beyond the screen — from immersive experiences and data visualisation to material-led, environmental storytelling. Across these different contexts, I'm interested in the same question: how can design make complex systems more intuitive, meaningful, and human?

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Recognition: Hyundai Award for Excellence in Sustainability and Creative Practice, RCA (2025).