Senior Product Designer · Bengaluru
I'm Arko, a Product Designer who codes.
I make complex, data-intensive products easier to understand—and build production-aware prototypes so teams can experience an idea before they commit to it.
- 5+ years
- Product & UX design
- 3+ years
- Enterprise fintech
- 2019
- Started in software engineering
- 2025
- Senior Product Designer
What others have to say about me
The work is collaborative.
So is the evidence.
Two excerpts from recommendations published by people who have worked with me.
Read all on LinkedIn- 01Thoughtful · Reliable · Future-proof
Arko is a thoughtful, detail-oriented, and reliable collaborator who understands the scope of work and consistently delivers as promised. I really valued the opportunity to learn with him—especially when it came to building future-proof design systems.
Shruti SinghArt DirectorWorked together on Impart - 020→1 · Versatile · Structured
Arko was able to clearly structure something from vision-level information into the first wireframes and mock-ups of our product.
Srinath RamanujanCo-founder & CEO, AasthyArko joined as the first designer
Selected work
The curation.
A deliberately small edit of work that shows how I handle complexity, collaborate, make, and think.
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Making dense tables easier to investigate
Rebuilt a dense table so engineers can find relevant fields, keep context, and inspect complete records across unfamiliar schemas.
Why read itInteraction detail at enterprise scale
Klimate Kundli
Turned a birthday and a list of cities into twelve defensible climate readings for a public exhibition—on venue Wi-Fi, for visitors born anywhere on Earth.
Why read itData made physical, personal and public
Impart
Rebuilt a fragmented Figma library into 25+ annotated, responsive components that held from phone to TV and handed off cleanly to developers.
Why read itA system built to survive real collaboration
Building a Prototyping Workbench
An essay on turning product knowledge, design decisions and realistic prototypes into a shared, executable working environment.
Why read itHow I think about design beyond the screen
Beyond the case study
I design for work.
I tinker for play.
The rest of this digital garden holds interaction experiments, technical notes, poems, and learnings from being a Visiting Faculty at a leading Design School in India.