Raghav.

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I work right alongside the executive team to bridge the gap between experimental R&D and actual operational delivery.

Day-to-day, I manage the end-to-end lifecycles for major brands like Lenovo and Red Bull, handling everything from on-site client discovery across the UK and Ireland to final technical QA.

I'm also super hands-on with the tech: prototyping immersive spatial experiences, building AI-assisted visualization workflows with ComfyUI, and figuring out gesture-based environments using computer vision.

I led the UX foundation for a gamified digital platform by mixing behavioral design with game psychology.

My focus was on creating the product's architecture from scratch: mapping out user journeys, setting up level designs, and defining the core motivation loops.

I worked directly with the founders and dev teams to make sure these concepts actually translated well into production environments like Flutter and SwiftUI.

My main goal here was to improve the usability and accessibility of a data platform.

I spent my time translating raw business requirements from stakeholders into solid technical plans for the devs, while also designing wireframes and high-fidelity mockups for data visualization tools.

I set up reusable design components and ran user testing to make sure everything felt consistent and easy to use.

I hopped on board part-time for a few months as a remote designer, helping the team out with creative design tasks and mobile application workflows.

A quick, character-building stint working on-site in Birmingham.

It was one of those grounding experiences that taught me the value of rolling up my sleeves and staying humble.

I spent about a year and a half full-time in Bengaluru, juggling a mix of technical sales, product design, and technical support to keep things running smoothly for our clients.

This was a five-month internship in Bengaluru where I got to dive deep into 3D modeling, interface design, and generalist art duties for various game design and creative projects.

For over five years, I ran my own freelance business taking on all sorts of creative gigs.

I focused heavily on user interface design and usability, while also doing 3D work and mentoring others using the Adobe Creative Suite.