I’m Leah, a designer who enjoys making complex things feel a little easier for the people who rely on them.

I grew up in Kerala, studied Industrial Design at the National Institute of Design, India, and somewhere between studio projects, freelance work, and travel across India, I learned how much I value observing people and understanding how they move through their worlds.

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Beyond my formal work, I’ve spend my weekends teaching young design aspirants at Thinc Institute of Design and collaborated with startups through freelance projects.

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Today, I’m at Medtronic, leading global usability research and creating evidence-based interfaces for life-critical technologies. I translate complex clinical workflows into intuitive, safe digital experiences, working across regions and disciplines to keep human needs at the center.

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I entered healthcare design with a simple intention: to make medical technology feel more human and lighten the invisible burdens carried by patients and caregivers. 

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In short, I design so problems feel lighter, decisions feel clearer, and technology feels a bit more human.