I make complicated things feel simple, whether it's a startup's first product or an enterprise tool with years of history behind it.
I came to UX through a bioengineering internship, watching how people actually used the equipment and software around them: where they hesitated, what they worked around, what nobody had asked them. I moved from Hyderabad to Seattle at fifteen and studied at Iowa State.
I use AI to speed up the slow parts of design: synthesizing notes, exploring layout options, drafting copy and building quick prototypes. That leaves more time for the judgment calls, and for checking the work with real users before anyone calls it done.