I design and build hardware in India.

Came back because the job felt unfinished. Fixing the messiness of a services marketplace slowly drifted into hardware, where I now spend most of my time sketching, engineering, and building Native's first products.

The odd idea of making enterprise data feel like Google search. Remove jargon, make answers immediate, make BI usable by people who aren't analysts.

Pure zero-to-one. Making on-demand services work in India when the idea sounded improbable, and building the design team from scratch.

Tried to build something like Jarvis for India's big organisations. We didn't pull it off, but it showed me what's possible past the practical.

Short and chaotic. Designing how people search for homes taught me how much emotion sits under a “rational” purchase.

Learned how to make data less boring. It became the base layer for how I think about information.

My first proper design job. Plenty of mistakes, and a lesson in improving the same product over and over.

Games, websites, web apps and creative merchandising for some of the biggest brands in the country.

Started as a PHP developer; ended up doing everything from client calls to shipping.