Led the design and launch of NYC's MyCity website, transforming child care services from paper to online with a 95%+ fulfillment rate. Currently expanding MyCity into a unified platform to streamline city services with centralized service catalog management and personalized dashboards.

ZERO AMER is a luxurious lodge and multi cuisine restaurant that combines glorious history with modern lifestyle. Glittering with the glass work influenced from royal Sheesh Mahals, gracefully embodying the beautiful swimming pool, waterfall and rooftop surrounded by the greenery makes for an exclusive event venue and bespoke residence.

Helped drive client engagements spanning from research-focused product discovery to delivering a vertical slice of MVP, and be a leader to support the continuous release of digital products. Transformed concepts into real-life products, and monitored KPIs to iteratively improve, and ensure customer satisfaction. Led the fast-paced, multicultural and diverse teams with an Agile mindset. I switched my role and responsibilities adhering to the opportunity at hand. Coached and mentored teams of designers and front-end developers aspiring for growth beyond software delivery.

Worked as an independent designer with an offshore team on a web-based application, which was based on Java technology (Frameworks - Tapestry 5, Spring 2.5, Hibernate 3.2). I designed wireframes and Photoshop mockups and then build XHTML/CSS prototypes based on a solid understanding of user experience. I also helped in making the application modern and advanced using AJAX support via the built-in Prototype/Scriptaculous library. I worked with my teammates to solve the ongoing issues related to Usability, W3C Standards, and UI Guidelines that mainly happen during the development. I also maintain a Wiki (Confluence Wiki) for our project team where all the project-related data is posted.

It was an absolute fun at work while working in media domain for the famous American music publishing company "Warner Chappell". My responsibility was to manage the ongoing micro-level projects and distribute the day to day work among other three designers who were working under me. The job was to promote the various artists for their new releases/latest happenings by static websites, newsletters, and banner ads. I enjoyed the freedom of using the bright colors, heavy graphics, animation, and JavsScript Libraries (MooTools, jQuery etc.). I personally enjoyed the flash based audio/video publishing.

I was also a part of the Java based web application which was used by Warner Chappell's publishers. I was responsible to evaluate the front-end coding standards and web usability concerns, and then provide the required support.