AVIATION SYSTEMS & ENTERPRISE UX DESIGNER
DESIGNING HUMAN-CENTERED AVIATION SYSTEMS ACROSS SIMULATION, OPERATIONAL WORKFLOWS, TRAINING ENVIRONMENTS, AND ENTERPRISE PLATFORMS.
Aviation was never just a job for me. At 18, I stepped into the world of flying as cabin crew, where I experienced aviation beyond what passengers usually see — the coordination, pressure, systems, and people that keep operations moving every day. Somewhere between briefings, jumpseat observations, and conversations with pilots and crew, I became deeply curious about how aviation systems work behind the scenes.
That curiosity eventually led me into technology and UX design. Over time, I transitioned into product design and started leading projects focused on enterprise systems and digital experiences. But aviation always stayed close to me. While working as a UX Lead, I pursued certifications in avionics and aircraft instruments to better understand the technical side of flying and aircraft systems.
Since September 2025, I've been part of the simulation team at Threye Interactive, designing experiences for VR training systems, radar workflows, and operational communication platforms. I've also assisted in MSFS flying sessions involving aircraft like the C152, C172 glass cockpit, and Airbus A320. Today, my work sits at the intersection of aviation, simulation, enterprise UX, and human-centered systems design.
4 PROGRAMMES — 19 CERTIFICATES
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6 PROJECTS — ALL ORIGINAL WORK
AVIATION · SIMULATION · ENTERPRISE
"Modernizing Airline Operations Control Workflows"
A full-scale redesign of the Operations Control Center interface — reducing cognitive load and improving real-time decision-making for airline controllers managing fleet-wide disruptions.
"Designing a VR-Based Pilot Training Platform"
End-to-end UX design for a VR-based pilot training platform covering pre-flight briefings, in-sim overlays, and post-flight debrief dashboards — built for C152, C172, and Airbus A320 environments.
"Improving Situational Awareness in Radar-Based Monitoring Systems"
Redesigned radar monitoring interface focused on reducing false-positive alert fatigue and improving threat-detection speed for air traffic management operators.
"Next-Generation Pilot Information Interface"
A pilot-centered EFB redesign that surfaces critical flight data — charts, weather, NOTAMs — with precision and clarity across all phases of flight, optimized for low-light cockpit conditions.
"Redesigning Mission-Critical Aviation Communication UX"
Real-time communication console redesign for aviation ground and tower operations — improving channel clarity, push-to-talk precision, and multi-frequency coordination under high-pressure conditions.
"Designing a Seamless Multimodal Travel Experience"
A concept-led UX case study that reimagines the traveller journey across mobile app, smartwatch, airport kiosk, wayfinding, cabin crew tablet, in-flight interface, and arrival support.
FULL CASE STUDIES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
Designing immersive AR/VR experiences for training and simulation platforms — cockpit interfaces, training dashboards, and mission-planning systems for flight simulators.
Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver defence and aviation technology projects for the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.
Building wireframes, prototypes, user flows, and design systems that turn complex technical processes into user-centered digital experiences.
I'm deeply interested in how people interact with systems in environments where clarity actually matters.
Aviation taught me that good design is not just about aesthetics — it's about reducing friction during moments of pressure, helping people process information faster, and creating systems that feel intuitive even in complex operational situations.
Whether I'm designing training interfaces, operational dashboards, communication systems, or simulation workflows, I naturally think about cognitive load, situational awareness, workflow efficiency, and how information behaves under pressure. I enjoy simplifying complexity without removing depth — designing systems that feel calm, structured, and human.
To me, good aviation UX isn't futuristic visuals or unnecessary complexity. It's thoughtful hierarchy, operational clarity, and creating experiences that support better awareness, communication, and decision-making in fast-moving environments.
I'm actively looking for roles and collaborations at the intersection of aviation and human-centered design. If you're working on something in aerospace, avionics, simulation, or enterprise systems — I'd love to talk.
