About

Twelve years, one habit.

I started designing Linkin Park posters for myself and before-and-after car creatives for ten rupees each. Now I'm the founding designer at PMX Health, where everything from a prescription pad to a clinical web app has come off my desk. The habit in between hasn't changed: make the thing, watch someone use it, make it better.

2013 — present

Every chapter
earned the next.

Dec 2024 — Present

Senior Product Designer

PMX Health

I'm the founding designer here — everything from scratch: a prescription pad, complex medical reports, websites, the in-clinic web app, the consumer app. All while leading design and mentoring the team. Every day is still a lesson in how the product could be better.

Feb 2021 — Aug 2024

Product Designer

YourStory Media

I joined as a visual designer and soon realised product was my thing. A few courses later — thanks to the Head of Design, who helped me find my path — I moved to the product team: 100+ microsites, the in-house app, and more campaign experiences than I can count.

Feb 2017 — May 2021

Founder

Neuron, formerly Caffeine Kicks

From third-party vendor for college groups to running a printing unit in Delhi with corporate partners like Amazon and Airtel. I loved every part of it — product design, marketing, sales, operations, manufacturing, distribution. The whole package.

Jun 2015 — Aug 2017

Digital Marketing Intern

ONN Bikes

A first real taste of brand and communication work in a fast-moving startup. I ran affiliate marketing for user acquisition — skipping the jargon, I got people to download the app and sign up.

May 2013 — Feb 2016

Freelance Graphic Designer

Ultimate Detailerz

This is when I started using the Adobe suite for work and not just for designing Linkin Park posters. I made creatives and before-and-after videos of dirty cars — ten rupees a creative.

Notes to self

What I'm
working on.

Not projects — the actual work underneath them.

i

Keeping up with the AI era

Relearning how products get built, and finding a new way of working without losing the craft.

ii

Running a small design team

Learning to delegate well, and looking after the product as a whole, not just my own screens.

iii

Working with stakeholders

Balancing their perspectives while protecting the fundamentals of the brand and the product.

iv

Owning the full cycle

From a rough idea to prototype, through App Store review to launch, then digging into analytics to make it measurably better.

Off the clock

A dog, a court,
and too much popcorn.

Weekends go to the golden retriever, the basketball court, the gym, and a film I've probably already seen. Most of what I know about pacing and payoff I learned from movies, not design books.