Product Designer
I design for how people think, navigate, and interact.
Lately I've been exploring spatial cognition, human–AI interaction and cognitive continuity: how people build mental maps of information, work alongside AI, and pick up where they left off.
Selected work
3 projectsExperience
Professional experience and education
- AI Experience Designer, part-time internship · Blue Horse DigitalEarlier: UI/UX Design & Research Intern, Feb–Apr 2026May 2026–now
- UX Designer, internship and undergraduate capstone · Vikasa NGO, Araku ValleyJan–Jul 2024
- Workshop Assistant · ASU fabrication shop2026
- UX/UI Intern, remote · HCLTechJan–Apr 2024
- M.S. User Experience · Arizona State UniversityExpected Dec 2026
- B.Des · Woxsen University2020–2024
About
Physical products, digital systems, and the research between them.
My background in product design began with physical products, where I learned to understand human needs through research, experimentation, and making. That foundation led me toward digital experiences, where I now work across interaction design, information architecture, and complex systems.
I approach design through questioning assumptions, understanding people's mental models, and rapidly prototyping ideas to test how they actually work. I'm particularly curious about emerging interactions and how we can make increasingly complex technology feel intuitive.
I trained in product design at Woxsen University, where my early work was physical: a modular indoor planter concept, and an internship at TRD LABx doing field research at tractor service centers for a fertilizer-spraying vehicle. My graduation project took me to Araku Valley, where I spent four months as Vikasa's first designer. I'm now completing an M.S. in User Experience at Arizona State University and working as an AI Experience Designer at Blue Horse Digital. I also work as a workshop assistant in ASU's fabrication shop.
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