the person behind the pixels

As a kid, I took things apart to see how they worked. Toys, gadgets, anything I could get my hands on. I loved Lego as a game. And when I wasn't building, I was daydreaming. Magical objects, impossible worlds, things that didn't exist yet but felt like they should.

Turns out, that's exactly what design is. You find what's broken, you build it back up, and if you're lucky, you get to add a little magic.

I went to NIFT, New Delhi to make that official. Four years. Graduated 2019. Armed with a degree and a growing suspicion that most products were not nearly as good as they needed to be.

So I got to work. Bigbasket. Moonraft. Airbase. Each one a different problem, a different set of users, a different way of being wrong. I learned from all of it.

At Esper, I had been designing tools for IT teams to manage devices without friction. The question hasn't changed. The answers keep getting better.

In daily life, I find the magic in a perfect cup of matcha, a Van Gogh brushstroke, and an unusually shaped pair of sunglasses that just feels right.