I design the parts of software people can’t avoid.

I started at Nityom in 2022 as a graphic design intern. Six months in I moved to a UI/UX internship, and stayed on as a junior designer for another year and four months — what changed for you between making things look right and making them work.

At Neuromotion Systems I worked as a product designer inside the product engineering team, sitting with the people building what I drew. What you shipped there, and what designing next to engineers taught you about scope.

I now work part-time with CheckMed and SRIIO, and at both I design the work and then build the front end of it. At CheckMed that spans several interconnected products, which means holding a whole platform in my head rather than one screen at a time — including its design system, which I built from scratch and ships as an npm package. At SRIIO I am the only designer on four products at once — a payment orchestration platform and its client portal, a storefront, and the authentication system they all sign in through. Add the part you find most interesting about that.

Close with what you want next, and be specific — team size, product stage, the problems you want to work on. Vagueness here costs you the interviews you actually want.