Product Designer & Growth Specialist with 4+ years of experience — turning acquisition funnels, retention loops, and CRM systems into measurable business outcomes through design that thinks in systems, not screens.
About
I'm a Product Designer and Growth specialist — most recently at marketfeed (YC S21), an Indian fintech platform that simplifies stock market investing through automated trading strategies, curated market research, and accessible investment tools for retail investors. I worked at the full intersection of UX design and growth strategy, owning everything from acquisition funnels and CRM campaigns to RM dashboards and homepage redesigns.
What sets me apart: I don't just design screens — I design for outcomes. Every project starts with a business metric, gets validated with real users, and is measured after shipping. I anchor decisions in OKRs and collaborate tightly with engineering and marketing to move numbers, not just pixels.
My foundation in Industrial Design from IIT Delhi gave me a deep appreciation for systems, constraints, and first-principles thinking. 4+ years of fintech experience taught me to design for trust, clarity, and conversion — all at once.
Case Studies
The onboarding funnel depended on manual WhatsApp group handoffs — creating drop-offs, inconsistency, and ops overhead. I redesigned the entire flow as a CRM-driven, self-serve experience that scaled without adding headcount.
The homepage wasn't communicating product value clearly. I led a full redesign — rethinking the information architecture, visual hierarchy, and CTAs — validated through user testing and iterative Figma prototyping.
Lapsed users were falling out of the funnel silently. I designed a multi-channel retargeting system (WhatsApp + SMS) with behavioural segmentation — creating personalised touchpoints that brought users back into the product loop.












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Interested in growth product design roles, product-led fintech teams, or high-impact consumer apps. Let's find out if there's a fit.