My greatest strength is my ability to translate complexity into clarity. Whether I'm designing a product, mapping a service, or visually communicating ideas, I enjoy making complex concepts understandable, actionable, and engaging.
I am a strong visual thinker and communicator. I excel at synthesising research, connecting ideas, and helping teams align around shared understanding. During my internship at a Sydney-based creative consultancy, I contributed to graphic recording and visual communication for multidisciplinary projects. One highlight was being invited to Melbourne to visually capture a national mental health symposium hosted by batyr at Swinburne University. The work was presented to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, demonstrating the trust placed in my ability to communicate complex conversations in real time.
I also bring systems thinking, curiosity, and empathy to my work. I enjoy understanding how people, products, services, and organisations interact, and I design with the bigger picture in mind. Whether working independently or as part of a cross-functional team, I am collaborative, adaptable, and committed to creating thoughtful, human-centred solutions that deliver meaningful impact.
I am open to exploring opportunities across a range of industries and company sizes. My main priority is finding a role where I can contribute meaningfully, continue learning, and develop my skills as a designer. I would prefer roles that involve genuine design work rather than predominantly sales or administrative tasks. I am also looking for companies that value collaboration, ethical practices, and inclusive workplace cultures. Apart from my student visa work restrictions and university schedule, I do not have any major deal breakers.
One of the professional achievements I am most proud of was leading the design and prototyping of a SMART process trap during my Industrial Design internship at an industrial engineering and manufacturing company. The project focused on improving energy efficiency in industrial steam systems by combining user-centred design, technical feasibility, and strategic thinking to create a solution that could support large-scale adoption.
This experience challenged me to work across engineering, research, and design, balancing technical constraints with user needs while communicating ideas to diverse stakeholders. It reinforced my passion for solving complex problems through design and showed me how thoughtful design can create meaningful impact beyond the product itself.
The project strengthened my interest in product, service, and strategic design, and continues to shape how I approach design challenges today.
I am a Product Designer currently pursuing a Master of Design (Strategic Design & Design Innovation) at the University of Sydney. Over the past two years, I have worked across product design, industrial design, strategic design, and graphic communication, gaining experience in both consultancy and industry environments.
Most recently, I have been working with a Sydney-based creative consultancy, contributing to book and website design, graphic recording, and visual communication to help translate complex ideas into engaging, accessible experiences. Previously, as a Junior Designer at a global creative agency, I designed and delivered large-scale installations, collaborating with cross-functional teams, vendors, and clients to manage projects from concept through execution.
During my industrial design internship at an industrial engineering and manufacturing company, I led the design and prototyping of a SMART process trap to improve energy efficiency in industrial steam systems, combining user-centred design with technical feasibility. Earlier in my career, I worked at a contemporary art gallery, managing gallery operations, exhibition installations, logistics, and client relations.
Across these roles, I have developed strong skills in design research, systems thinking, service design, product design, prototyping, stakeholder collaboration, and visual communication. I enjoy translating complex challenges into thoughtful, human-centred solutions that create value for people, businesses, and society.
I am currently pursuing a Master of Design (Strategic Design & Design Innovation) at the University of Sydney, where I am developing expertise in systems thinking, service design, strategic design, and innovation.
I hold a Diploma of Design in Industrial Product Design from ISDI Parsons Mumbai, where I built a strong foundation in product design, user-centred design, prototyping, and design research. I also completed a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of Mumbai, which strengthened my understanding of human behaviour, social systems, and cultural contexts, perspectives that continue to inform my design practice.
My education combines design, strategy, and social sciences, enabling me to approach complex challenges with a human-centred, systems-oriented mindset.
