About me
I'm a design leader specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Agentic User Experiences, with a track record of driving UX strategy and execution at Google and Microsoft.
I've driven design direction for consumer and enterprise products used by millions of users across the world. My work spans in the field of AI Agents, Generative AI, data science, data analytics, developer tools, and AI infrastructure.
I lead through influence across engineering and product, setting design direction at both the strategic and execution level — from shaping early concepts to scaling products used by millions.
Career
Staff UX Designer, Google Workspace
2021 - Current
Microsoft
Interaction Designer
2018 - 2021
Startup
Co-founder and CEO
2014 - 2015
Education
Harvard University
Master of Liberal Arts, Management
Purdue University
Master of Science, Computer Information Technology
Purdue University
Short term scholar/Sem Exchange
Amity University
Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science
Recent work
Currently leading UX for Google Sheets. I previously led UX across products such as Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, Agent Studio, Vertex AI, Colab Enterprise, Workbench, AI Training, AI for Science, Co-Scientist, Deep Research Agent, Data Science Agent and more. My focus is on the emerging design space of agentic AI — how autonomous systems make decisions, take actions, and earn trust within complex organizational workflows. Beyond execution, I've contributed to shaping the field itself, with multiple patents and publications in machine intelligence and human-AI interaction. Read our latest paper:
Self-Evolving Systems: Moving Beyond Deterministic Interfaces to Adaptive Generative Interfaces
Microsoft
At Microsoft, I helped shape the developer tools experience across Visual Studio and VS Code — products that define how millions of engineers worldwide write, debug, and ship code. Working across AI, search, source control, editor, and accessibility, I was part of early efforts to bring AI Coding into the developer workflow — work that resulted in 4 patents and predated much of the industry conversation around AI-assisted coding.