Engineering first.
B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering — four years learning how software actually gets made.
Open to full-time UX roles · Bengaluru / Remote
I'm Rashmi Kumari — a UX designer & researcher with a software-engineering past. I turn dense, high-stakes workflows into interfaces people can trust.
B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering — four years learning how software actually gets made.
Angular intern at Yaana Logistics, then software engineer at Vitrana — building the interfaces I would soon be designing.
Vitrana made me a UX Engineer. I drove the redesign of CAPEI's case intake for drug-safety teams — from research to the Angular build.
−30%estimated data-entry time
Read the CAPEI case studyFocused, full-time study of the craft — the Google UX Design Professional Certificate plus self-initiated concept work.
6certificate courses completed
I led the UX of a cloud POS for independent restaurants — designed by me, developed by my husband. Concept 2019 · built & shipped 2026 — live since June.
<2 minfrom printed menu to working POS
Read the flagship case studyProduct & UX design of a cloud point-of-sale for independent restaurants: AI menu scanning that digitizes a printed menu in under two minutes, one billing home shared by four roles, a kitchen display, QR guest ordering and WhatsApp bills. UX by me; development by my husband. First imagined in 2019; built and shipped in 2026 — live since June.
Read the case studyEnd-to-end redesign of the 'Captivant' case-intake module on a cognitive automation platform for drug-safety teams. Research, journey mapping, hi-fi Figma prototypes, and an Angular build — cutting estimated data-entry time by 30%.
Read the case studyA note on integrity: Dewdrop is a self-initiated concept exploration — not client or employer work, and not a shipped product. It shows how I think and how I approach a problem; the research behind it is my own lived experience as a new mother, labeled honestly as a sample of one, and no outcome metrics or user quotes are claimed. Biller and CAPEI, above, are real shipped work.
I speak both languages — design and code — so nothing gets lost between the Figma file and the final build.
I started as a software engineer, spending 1.5 years building front-ends before moving fully into UX. That background means I design with real constraints in mind and can sit with developers as a peer, not a hand-off.
I'm detail-oriented and own the process end to end: user research and journey mapping, information architecture, wireframes and hi-fi prototypes, usability testing, and — when needed — the pixel-perfect implementation itself. Most of my professional work has been in complex, regulated enterprise domains, where clarity isn't a nicety; it's safety.
Since February 2023 I've been deepening my craft through focused self-study, completing the Google UX Design Professional Certificate — and in 2026 I shipped biller.app, a live cloud POS I designed in collaboration with my husband, who built it. I'm now looking for a full-time UX role where I can do this work every day.
Side venture · Concept 2019 · Built & shipped 2026
Independent · biller.app · with a developer partner
Feb 2023 — Present
Independent · Google UX Design Professional Certificate
Jul 2021 — Jan 2023
Vitrana · Bengaluru · Life Sciences Tech
Jan 2021 — Jun 2021
Yaana Logistics · Bengaluru
Google UX Design Professional Certificate — completed via Coursera, with verifiable credential IDs.
Siliguri Institute of Technology (MAKAUT), West Bengal
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I'm looking for a full-time UX role — on-site in Bengaluru or remote. If you have a team where research rigor and engineering empathy both matter, I'd love to talk.