I've loved drawing and technology for as long as I can remember. As a kid in India I filled sketchbooks with ideas and took apart whatever gadgets I could find, just to see how they worked. The visual and the technical never separated for me. My whole career has lived in the space between them.

I moved to the UK to study Product Design at Bournemouth University, where I learned to take an idea from a sketch to a finished, manufacturable object. From there my work kept scaling up. I started with shower systems as a design intern. Then came the UK's second-largest solar car park at a J.P. Morgan campus. After that I spent a year freelancing out of Dubai, building event experiences and campaigns for TikTok, Amazon Alexa, and IKEA's India launch.

Since 2022 I've been the in-house designer at Pacific Green Technologies in London, giving shape to energy infrastructure before it exists. I create the 3D visuals, animations and design work that executives, investors and planning authorities rely on, including work that supported planning approval for a 250MW battery storage site, one of the largest in Europe. Somewhere along the way my focus shifted from making images to designing experiences people use, such as an interactive app I built for SIG as a freelance designer, which lets people explore their product range on a trade-show floor.