I design for the moment that matters.

At JUSPAY, that moment is checkout — when someone is deciding whether to trust a product with their money. I've spent the last few years making that moment shorter, clearer, and less scary for millions of users.

I came to design through engineering and art. I studied Computer Science, which gave me a strong opinion about how systems should work. I painted, which gave me a strong opinion about how things should feel. Those two instincts don't always agree — the tension between them is where my best work comes from.

I work closest to PMs and engineers. I read PRDs before wireframes. I flag edge cases before usability tests. I've shipped prototypes myself when words and mockups weren't enough to land the idea.

Right now I'm exploring how AI changes the research-to-design loop. Not the tools — the thinking. What does it mean to synthesize 100 user interviews in an afternoon? What decisions can you make faster, and which ones still need slowness?

Outside of work: painting (always), reading about systems design, and building things that probably won't ship.