Design, to me, is aboutintention.
Why I'm drawn to this work

Most of my career has been spent designing enterprise products, where understanding why things became complex has always mattered more than making them look simple. One of my first design lessons came from a button someone added because there was space for it. My manager's response stayed with me: every element has to earn its place.

What I do today

I'm a Senior UX Designer at Siemens, working on tools used by electrical engineers across Europe. My work sits between engineering logic, business goals, and the people relying on these systems every day. I believe in making ideas tangible early, validating them quickly, and refining them through continuous collaboration.

What I'm exploring next

I've been paying close attention to how AI is reshaping design workflows like specification-driven UX, AI-assisted prototyping, prompt-driven interfaces, and design-to-code workflows. The tools are changing faster than most teams are ready for.

Kirubhakaran
๐Ÿ‘‹ Hi, Kiru here.
Currently
Senior UX Designer
Siemens
Usually called for
Finding the root cause

8+ Years Experience

Siemens

Senior UX Designer

Jun 2023 - Present

Migrating 15 years of trust to a new medium and embedding UX into an engineering-led environment where design had to earn its seat at the table.

Ramboll

Product Designer

Feb 2021 - May 2023

Designing enterprise products taught me to see beyond screens and into the systems, people, and decisions behind them.

Wipro

Product Designer

Jun 2019 - Feb 2021

This chapter taught me that good ideas weren't enough. They had to work for users, stakeholders, and timelines alike.

Ramesh Flowers

Designer

Jun 2018 - Jun 2019

Designing everything from interfaces to branding, one project at a time.

What shows up in my work
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Things that keep me balanced

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