Hey there,
I'm Supreeth — a product designer based in Goa, India working on 0 → 1 projects with folk just (still!) as excited about technology as I am. Talk to me about your latest ideas or explore some of my writing.
About
Designing clarity where the stakes are real.
I'm a senior product designer who works on systems where clarity has real stakes — financial operations at Amazon Pay, infrastructure security at arch0, healthcare data at Consolidate Health. I'm drawn to products that pair technical depth with human decision-making, where good design improves not just usability but trust, speed, and confidence. My job is to translate that complexity into something people can actually understand — without flattening the system underneath.
In practice that means getting in early: framing problems with PMs before solutions harden, and working close enough to engineering to talk constraints, data, and edge cases. I judge a design by how it holds up under pressure — dense information, scale, ambiguity, shifting requirements — not by how it looks in a hero shot. When I'm not in Figma, you'll find me hiking the Western Ghats or playing competitive racquet sports.
Selected work
Projects I'm proud of.
A few projects that show how I think, not just what I shipped.
Amazon Pay
Designing financial clarity for merchants handling real money movement — reducing settlement confusion at high transaction volumes.
View case study
arch0
Turning the firehose of cloud permissions into a feed a human can actually read — making identity risk legible.
View case studyConsolidate Health
Bringing a patient's scattered medical records into one place — and giving them a say in how that data is used.
View case studyWriting
Notes on design & craft.
Occasional essays on product, process, and the unglamorous details. Click any headline to read.
- The emails nobody designed What happened when we mapped every automated message a traveller could receive — and why the map fixed more than the emails did.
- Fleet-on-Street: designing a field app from zero What building Amazon's field-agent onboarding app from a blank canvas taught us about glanceability, colour systems, and calm under stress.
- The customer journey map that turned into a to-do list How mapping one traveller's journey — from idle daydreaming to becoming "the expert" at dinner parties — stopped being a diagram and started telling us what to build.
Contact
Let's build something worth using.
Available for select advisory work, design leadership, and zero-to-one product engagements. I read & respond to every message.