7+ years working across B2B SaaS and consumer products — from discovery to delivery, with full ownership on every project.
Each project represents a unique challenge solved through thoughtful research, iterative design, and close collaboration.
A production-grade challenge tracker built in 2 days for Dead by Daylight Twitch streamer Zerbs — and a deliberate test of how far AI-assisted development can take a solo designer from idea to live product. Replaced two disconnected manual tools with a single real-time, interactive tracker. 24,236 views on its debut VOD. Since then, evolved into a multi-tenant platform used by 5,000+ users tracking 300,000+ games.
A cross-bank fraud intelligence platform that turned 250 isolated fraudster profiles into 961 connected records — a 284% increase in known threats — by giving banks a legally safe way to share intelligence they'd always had but never connected.
A real-time fraud investigation platform that turned a passive intelligence tool into the primary workflow for fraud teams — weekly active users up 120% from a low base, ML accuracy up 78% through a decision feedback loop, and detection time down from two weeks to same-day, sometimes live.
An AI-powered career coaching platform for people from disadvantaged backgrounds. Redesigned from a passive skills-matching tool into a guided, end-to-end career change journey — growing from 1,000 to 11,000 users and expanding from local-authority contracts to a direct-to-consumer subscription model.
I'm Mayur, a product designer based in London. Over the past 7+ years I've worked across fraud prevention, healthcare, and career tech — building products where the stakes are high and the user problems are genuinely hard.
I care about understanding why people behave the way they do before I start designing. That usually means getting into the data, talking to real users, and asking awkward questions in stakeholder meetings. The best design decisions I've made came from those conversations, not from a brief.
I work closely with engineers and PMs — not just handing over specs, but staying involved through build, QA, and the first few weeks after launch. Products are never done; they just get better.
When I'm not thinking about design, you'll find me in a simulation game — probably Flight Simulator, definitely spending too long on approach procedures.
I'm currently open to new opportunities and collaborations. Whether you have a project in mind or just want to say hello, I'd love to hear from you.