I was born in the dial-up era when “design” wasn’t a visible path. I just enjoyed taking computers apart and figuring out how they worked. That curiosity led me to engineering, but I kept sneaking back into design - making posters, websites, and whatever else people around me needed. That’s when I realized this wasn’t just a hobby.

Over the years, I’ve moved between design, code, and product to understand how ideas become real. UI/UX felt natural, and product design felt like home. I spent most of my time at HungerBox, a B2B2C food-tech platform, designing for lakhs of users and seeing how small choices in design can shift how people eat, order, and move through their day. That kind of impact still excites me.

I’ve been in Bangalore for the last five years-building, learning, and getting used to the beautiful chaos of this city.

I care about clarity, useful systems, and design that respects people. I’m still experimenting, still learning, still chasing the thrill of making something work just right.

Outside work, I’m probably on a spontaneous drive, hiking somewhere questionable, or stuck in a video game I’ve tried (and failed) to quit.

If you want to talk design, side projects, or just swap momo recommendations - I’m here.