I’m from a small town in Bihar, and my journey into design started long before I knew what “design” even meant — it began with arts and crafts. From painting walls and making posters to filling sketchbooks, I’ve always believed design is just another way to communicate but instead of using words, you speak through feelings.

I started my career in architecture, which taught me how to think in three dimensions and, more importantly, how to listen before solving a problem. That’s where I learned early on: design isn’t just about how something looks it’s about what it solves.

Somewhere along the way, my curiosity for people grew deeper. Understanding human behavior, decisions, and emotions became just as exciting to me as the creative part. I’ve realized that not all problems have straightforward solutions, and that’s where the real fun begins — balancing structure with imagination.

Working in this field also sparked something new: a strong interest in strategy and leadership. I’ve seen how every design decision needs a plan behind it because in the tech world, design isn’t where the story ends, it’s actually where the real journey starts. What gets built, how it’s delivered, and how it lives and evolves in the hands of users can change the entire experience.

Over the years, I’ve worked with a variety of people, and every collaboration has shaped me as a designer, as a thinker, and as someone who loves turning ideas into reality.