Chitranssh G. Trivedi

Selected work

Journey

Where it started

Fine arts, computer science, then design

A Bachelor of Fine Arts at Jiwaji University, Gwalior, and a B.Sc in Computer Science at DAVV. Then a Master of Design in Communication Design at RMIT.

Three degrees: how things look, how they are built, how they are used.

First stop

ICatch Creations

UX Designer

Several B2B and consumer products at once. I did the research, wireframes, prototypes and usability tests, and took each one from a rough idea to a working product.

Scope: one designer, the whole product.

Then

Angaros

Product Designer

Transaction dashboards and merchant onboarding for Pine Labs, and the UX lead on Hyderabad Metro's real-time ticketing.

Scope: led UX on a platform with hundreds of thousands of daily riders.

Then

Qualys

Senior UX Designer

VMDR severity scoring, Qualys One and Asset View. I audited the whole platform, then built the Quad Design System from that audit.

Scope: one system across 20+ product modules.

2022 to now

Deloitte

Senior Consultant, Product Design

Agent-driven review workflows for clinical data, an AI check for IBM's quoting platform, and UX audits for Allianz and Uber. Design work goes from Figma into React repositories.

Scope: leading a team of six designers across clients.

Your team?

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What I bring

Five things a team gets on day one, each with the project that proves it.

Calm screens: I turn dense security and clinical data into a clear hierarchy, so the next action is obvious. On Qualys VMDR, analysts triage vulnerabilities about twice as fast.
Systems that hold: Worked on 10+ design systems and built 5 from scratch. I built Quad for Qualys (20+ modules, 40% fewer UI inconsistencies), built one for Northwell, and worked on IBM's design systems.
AI people trust: Agent workflows where a person can see the reasoning, correct it and stay in control. On a clinical review flow, reviewers correct AI drafts section by section and drafting time fell about 50%. On IBM CPQ, an AI check cut manual rework about 30%.
Design that ships: A product designer first. I use Claude and Cursor as tools: to prototype an idea, to understand the build tradeoffs, and to take design work from Figma into a React repository. The research, flows and systems underneath are still done the old way.
A team that grows: I lead a team of six designers, mentor through critique and pairing, and keep product, engineering and business on one roadmap.

Design

Data-dense enterprise UXAgentic workflow designHuman-in-the-loop reviewDesign systems and tokensSeverity and risk dashboardsInformation architectureWCAG accessibility

Research

Heuristic evaluationUX auditsUsability testingCompetitive analysisJourney maps

Strategy

Systems thinkingAI-assisted prototypingTrust in AI outputDesign governanceMentoring and critiqueStakeholder alignment

Tools

FigmaFigJamClaudeCursorGitHubVS CodeStorybookNotionMiroJiraConfluenceSketchSQL

Taste notes

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Small talk

The short ones are here. For anything else, ask the moon.

How did you get into design?

I studied both sides of it: a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Jiwaji University in Gwalior and a Bachelor's in Computer Science at DAVV. Then a master's in Communication Design at RMIT. Product design is where drawing and logic meet.

What's your main thing?

Enterprise products where the screen is dense and a wrong click costs something: security consoles, clinical data, financial tools. I make the important thing obvious and build the design system that keeps it that way.

Where are you based?

Pune, India. I work across time zones with global clients.

How can I get in touch?

Email trivedichitransh12@gmail.com or message me on LinkedIn. Tell me what you're building and where it's hard.

Good design is quiet. It is why a tired analyst still finds the right answer at 2 a.m.