Product Designer · Open to roles across the US
4 years across AI, EdTech, SaaS, and fintech. A computer science grad who designs in Figma and builds in React.
tested our AI workflow prototype, built in 3 days. We logged 50 findings from their feedback and redesigned 6 parts of the product.
In client sales campaigns supported by my designs at Vierra
Designing products, 3 of them as the only designer
User interviews across healthcare, hiring, and EdTech
Open to relocating anywhere in the US
Testing an AI workflow before the AI was ready.
123Faculty make short teaching videos; students can create learning explainers—by talking to an AI.
Snap a shared receipt, tap who had what, and it lands in Splitwise.
Design systems, K–12 learning, e-commerce, healthcare, and nonprofit.
A Tailwind design system for ASU's AI products, where Figma variables, CSS tokens, and AI-generated code match.
70+ production-ready components
Game-based reading practice for 3rd and 4th graders: five strategies, five planets, one game kids replay.
Learner engagement 60% → 85%
With Nishad Patne (lead)
An AI shopping assistant people can steer, designed and tested in a one-week sprint.
18 of 20 testers preferred Allie over Amazon Rufus
Culturally inclusive PCOS care for women in Mexico: bilingual resources, symptom tracking, and telehealth.
35+ interviews with clinicians and patients
Team project
A team project that keeps design and code in sync. My part was ReQuesta's components and UX copy.
~50 components consolidated to 15–20 (team result)
Adoption, donation, and volunteer flows for an animal rescue, retested with 13 participants.
Adoption task success 65% → 90% in testing
One dot, six modes I move through, from evidence to a shipped, checked product. These are not six AI employees. AI helps in every mode; I make the call in every mode.
Interviews, evidence, constraints, and the awkward question everyone was avoiding.
I connect user needs, technical limits, and business goals before picking a direction.
Flows and interfaces become tangible early enough for people to disagree usefully.
My computer science background lets me work in the product—not only around it.
Usability, accessibility, edge cases, and post-launch behavior get examined together.
I explain what changed, why it changed, and what the evidence can honestly support.
How to read this Select a mode to see what I contribute. Colour supports the labels; it never carries the meaning alone.
AI tools for teachers and students across four live products.
Only designer on a regulated financial services platform.
Only designer on a 0-to-1 B2B hiring platform.
Only designer on a consumer ecommerce product, web and mobile.
Built responsive React screens for student assignments, quizzes, and exams.
“Gaurav turns complex needs into intuitive, accessible designs. His research-driven and collaborative approach made Hermony both impactful and goal-driven.”
“Gaurav brings fresh ideas, passion, and detail to every project. He's creative, collaborative, and any team would be lucky to have him.”
“Gaurav seamlessly blends design with development, creating intuitive interfaces and scalable solutions.”
Hey, I'm Gaurav. I design AI tools for teachers and students at ASU's Learning Engineering Institute. My favorite problem is making AI feel understandable: showing people what it did, and letting them check it, fix it, and steer it.
My bachelor's is in computer science, so I don't just hand off designs: I build them in React and TypeScript, and I use Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex every day. Fluent in Figma and TypeScript, conversational in Bootstrap. Outside work I travel and hunt for good ice cream. My ranking is available on request.
I've shared my story. Now I'd love to hear yours. Open to Product Designer roles anywhere in the US. I reply faster than most chatbots, and I hallucinate less.
gaurav.inbox29@gmail.com