It all started during a counselling session. I was working as a Social Worker, sitting across from a student, when I first came across the term Product Design. I got curious. The more I explored, the more it felt like I had found something I didn’t even know I was looking for.

Making the switch wasn't easy. I'd spent years studying psychology and in the field working with real people, real problems, real emotions. But when I look back now, I realize it helped me build the foundation.

Today I'm a Product Designer based in Bangalore, and I still carry that same instinct into every project - ask why first, understand the person before approaching the problem, and trust that the solution lives on the other side of real empathy.

When I'm not designing, I'm probably having full conversations with my plants, trying a new recipe, or three episodes deep into a series I promised myself I'd stop after one. But we all know how that ends.