Migration without the mystery
Sense, Forge and Surge bring visibility, speed and control to complex migration workflows.
See the untangling✳ Selected work
Enterprise systems I've shipped, experiments I build for fun, and interactive things to play with — pick a track below.
> Missions
Five missions, shipped and live. Each one starts with a mess someone had learned to live with, and ends with a system nobody wants to live without.
Sense, Forge and Surge bring visibility, speed and control to complex migration workflows.
See the untanglingRedesigning 1,800+ pages and 80 templates into one unified ecosystem that became one coherent, award-winning experience.
See the cleanupTranslating Axtria’s complex dual identity products-led services partner and life sciences authority into a unified design system.
View intersectionAn agentic-AI marketplace became easier for enterprise buyers to scan, compare and trust.
View missionA payments experience designed with component rules strong enough to stay consistent at serious scale.
See how it scalesA ground-up rebrand that transforms data into multidimensional perspectives — positioning C5i as a modern leader in AI and analytics.
The new perspective> Labs
Things I build for myself — to poke at a new tool, chase an idea, or just because they're fun.
A brand and web study exploring how fintech can feel credible, scalable and distinctly human.
Follow the moneyA whole-woman UX concept designed around the realities of pregnancy, recovery and everything in between.
Follow the journeyA personal dashboard turning months of runs — pace, distance, routes — into a story worth scanning.
Coming soonA large-scale suspended sculpture exploring material, movement and form across the space between buildings.
See it take shape> Playground
Interactive résumé · Game 01
Break through a UI-design system from three foundations to expert-level practice. Every named brick scores 100 points and banks a collectible. Clear the board—or lose the ball—to end the run and open only the cards you earned.
Break the Grid
UI craft under pressure> Contact
Product companies in India and remote-global teams: if your enterprise product feels harder than it should, that's my favorite kind of brief.