I work on complex products and early ideasAt ThoughtSpot, I design enterprise AI products. Outside that, I've helped shape early-stage fintech ideas into something real
the receipts, three case files
the long ride
Dec 2022 – Jan 2023
UI/UX Design Intern
First industry job, and the only designer in the room. Whatever the founder needed that week, I designed it.
Nov – Dec 2023
UI/UX Design Intern
Assisting a senior designer: we built and documented a design system from scratch, tokens and all. Then I got a full feature to own.
May – Jul 2024
UI/UX Design Intern
A gamification bet on India’s biggest job platform, giving people a reason to come back before they’re desperate. read the case.
Dec 2024 – Apr 2025
Product Design Intern
High-octane startup pace: shipping something every single month, and learning that fast and careless aren’t the same thing.
Apr – Aug 2025
Founding Designer
No PM, no PRD. Context straight from the founders, and two full products taken 0→1, design owned end to end.
Aug 2025 – now
Product Designer
Organised work at high stakes, and learning that designing it is only half the job. Selling it is the other half.
you are herethe honest pitch
No buzzwords. Just four honest reasons I'd fit at DevRev.
At ThoughtSpot I work on analytics software that a lot of business users depend on every day. My job is to take a dense, powerful product and make it something people can actually understand and use. That's the same problem DevRev is solving.
DevRev has a deep product with a lot of moving parts. Objects, workflows, permissions, integrations. Most of my work is exactly this: taking complicated systems and making them feel simple for the person on the other side of the screen.
Spacing, states, edge cases, the copy in an empty screen. I care about the parts most people skip, because that's usually where a product ends up feeling good or feeling cheap. DevRev clearly cares about this too.
I like shipping, I like feedback, and I don't get precious about my designs. I'd rather put something in front of people and improve it than defend a mockup. I think that fits how your team already works.
nine teams, one designer
testified by people you'd believe
Yash impressively combines a collaborative approach with strong problem-solving skills. His receptiveness to feedback and ability to iterate on solutions enhance team dynamics and project outcomes.
He has been able to reduce the standard onboarding time and take up complex tasks within the product. We see him on a fast-track path for Senior Product Designer.
Yash stood out with his ability to quickly pick up on concepts and turn feedback into real, actionable steps.
He has a unique ability to bring strategic and design visions and turn them into practical, impactful designs.
