About
Computer Science made me interested in systems. UX made me interested in the people using them.
I studied Computer Science & Engineering before I studied design. That still does useful work I can reason about data, feasibility and what a decision will cost to build, and I don’t need a technical conversation translated for me.
An MSc in User Experience Design moved my attention from what a system can do to what people actually do with it: behaviour, evidence, and the distance between intended use and real use in a kitchen, in an aircraft seat, with a headset on.
Accessibility turned out to be the sharpest version of that question, and emerging interfaces the place where it’s least answered. Both threads run through everything below.
↳ a designer with a technical background, not an engineer who drifted.
What I Focus on
Research-driven design decisions
Accessibility and inclusive design
Simplifying complex user flows
Designing for real-world constraints and edge cases
Skills
DESIGN
Figma · Prototyping · Wireframing
RESEARCH
Usability Testing · A/B Testing · Heuristic Evaluation
ACCESSIBILITY
WCAG · Inclusive Design Principles
TECHNICAL
Front-end basics (HTML, CSS) · Design handoff understanding
Where the training came from
Short version - the full record is on the Resume :)
MSc User Experience Design
Birmingham City University
Distinction
B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering
Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology
Systems grounding
Beyond UX
