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Hi, I’m Shyam.
I’m a designer and product strategist interested in how technology and sustainability can shape better products and systems.
My early foundation was in architecture and design, where I spent several years working on projects that required balancing creativity, technical constraints, and real-world execution. That experience shaped how I approach problems today. I tend to think in systems, ask a lot of questions, and look for solutions that work both conceptually and practically.
Over time my work naturally moved toward product thinking. I enjoy understanding complex problems, researching how people interact with products, and shaping ideas into solutions that are useful and responsible. Recently I have been focusing more on sustainability and how product decisions can contribute to more circular and resource-conscious systems.
Outside of work, curiosity keeps me busy. I follow Formula 1 most weekends, enjoy gaming, experiment in the kitchen, and occasionally head to a karting track.
Rethinking instruction design for physical products in a sustainable product landscape.
Designing an intuitive tool for longevity focused product design for MIT AgeLab and Mr. Sheng-Hung Lee, PHD researcher at MIT.
Analysing website design from a previous freelance project and revamping its user flow.
