A problem-solver by wiring, a designer by choice. Figuring things out has always been my default, give me a hard problem and a good reason to care, and I'm all in.

Analytical. Outcome-driven. Highly collaborative.

A problem-solver by wiring, a designer by choice. Figuring things out has always been my default, give me a hard problem and a good reason to care, and I'm all in.

Analytical. Outcome-driven. Highly collaborative.

A problem-solver by wiring, a designer by choice. Figuring things out has always been my default, give me a hard problem and a good reason to care, and I'm all in.

Analytical. Outcome-driven. Highly collaborative.

Misty mountain landscape

— MY STORY —

I'm a designer based in Bengaluru, an engineer by background. I currently design for Zoomcar, owning the guest side experience from discovery, search to post booking. It is a strange path that got me here, though.

I wasn’t the kid sketching in the margins, I could barely draw. If anything, I was headed for engineering, my whole world was problem-solving, just the equation kind.





Back in school, two things had me completely cricket and PC games. I poured a ridiculous number of hours into Prince of Persia, Need for Speed, GTA, the whole lot. Looking back, that was the first time I fell for worlds someone had carefully built for me to move through, and how completely a good one could pull you in and make you forget it was built at all. I never thought of it as design, but it was the first time I cared about how something was made.





Design crept in sideways during my engineering days. I was supposed to be heads-down in code, but I kept drifting into photography, into making things, into anything that let me shape how something looked and felt. It took me a while to admit it, but that was the part I actually cared about, and one rabbit hole led to another until I hit UXD. When I finally tried it for real, everything clicked. I had stumbled, almost by accident, into the field that needed exactly how my brain already worked.

I'm a designer based in Bengaluru, an engineer by background. I currently design for Zoomcar, owning the guest side experience from discovery, search to post booking. It is a strange path that got me here, though.

I wasn’t the kid sketching in the margins, I could barely draw. If anything, I was headed for engineering, my whole world was problem-solving, just the equation kind.





Back in school, two things had me completely cricket and PC games. I poured a ridiculous number of hours into Prince of Persia, Need for Speed, GTA, the whole lot. Looking back, that was the first time I fell for worlds someone had carefully built for me to move through, and how completely a good one could pull you in and make you forget it was built at all. I never thought of it as design, but it was the first time I cared about how something was made.





Design crept in sideways during my engineering days. I was supposed to be heads-down in code, but I kept drifting into photography, into making things, into anything that let me shape how something looked and felt. It took me a while to admit it, but that was the part I actually cared about, and one rabbit hole led to another until I hit UXD. When I finally tried it for real, everything clicked. I had stumbled, almost by accident, into the field that needed exactly how my brain already worked.

I'm a designer based in Bengaluru, an engineer by background. I currently design for Zoomcar, owning the guest side experience from discovery, search to post booking. It is a strange path that got me here, though.

I wasn’t the kid sketching in the margins, I could barely draw. If anything, I was headed for engineering, my whole world was problem-solving, just the equation kind.





Back in school, two things had me completely cricket and PC games. I poured a ridiculous number of hours into Prince of Persia, Need for Speed, GTA, the whole lot. Looking back, that was the first time I fell for worlds someone had carefully built for me to move through, and how completely a good one could pull you in and make you forget it was built at all. I never thought of it as design, but it was the first time I cared about how something was made.





Design crept in sideways during my engineering days. I was supposed to be heads-down in code, but I kept drifting into photography, into making things, into anything that let me shape how something looked and felt. It took me a while to admit it, but that was the part I actually cared about, and one rabbit hole led to another until I hit UXD. When I finally tried it for real, everything clicked. I had stumbled, almost by accident, into the field that needed exactly how my brain already worked.

— WORK EXPERIENCE —

Zoomcar

Zoomcar

Product Designer → Senior Product Designer

Product Designer →
Sr Product Designer

Aug 2023—Present

Aug 2023—Present

Teachmint

Teachmint

Associate Product Designer

Associate Product Designer

Nov 2021— Aug 2023

Nov 2021— Aug 2023

Assetmonk

Assetmonk

UX Design Intern

UX Design Intern

Jan 2021— Jun 2021

Jan 2021— Jun 2021

Across both Zoomcar & Teachmint, I've shipped everything from 0→1 products to large-scale redesigns and delivered outcomes the business could feel.

But the part I value the most is the people, I've been genuinely privileged to build alongside sharp designers, engineers, and founders who raised my bar just by being in the room. Most of what I know, I learned from them often by getting things wrong first, then watching how they got it right.

Across both Zoomcar & Teachmint, I've shipped everything from 0→1 products to large-scale redesigns and delivered outcomes the business could feel.

But the part I value the most is the people, I've been genuinely privileged to build alongside sharp designers, engineers, and founders who raised my bar just by being in the room. Most of what I know, I learned from them often by getting things wrong first, then watching how they got it right.

Across both Zoomcar & Teachmint, I've shipped everything from 0→1 products to large-scale redesigns and delivered outcomes the business could feel.

But the part I value the most is the people, I've been genuinely privileged to build alongside sharp designers, engineers, and founders who raised my bar just by being in the room. Most of what I know, I learned from them often by getting things wrong first, then watching how they got it right.

— WHAT I’M INTO OUTSIDE OF DESIGN —

Photography

Photography

Mostly landscapes and travel, occasionally into street, events, portraits, and whatever else catches my eye.

Mostly landscapes and travel, occasionally into street, events, portraits, and whatever else catches my eye.

Lifting weights & Boxing

Lifting weights & Boxing

They taught me more about patience than anything, learning, unlearning, getting plenty wrong, and getting a little better each time.

They taught me more about patience than anything, learning, unlearning, and getting a little better each time.

They taught me more about patience than anything, learning, unlearning, getting plenty wrong, and getting a little better each time.

Cricket

Cricket

A batting all-rounder at heart. These days, its just mostly watching.

A batting all-rounder at heart. These days, its just mostly watching.

Movies

Movies

Nolan or Fincher, a proper heist, or Mission: Impossible level of chaos, That's my type.

Nolan or Fincher, a proper heist, or Mission: Impossible level of chaos, That's my type.

— STUFF I KEEP TRYING TO GET TO —

Editing my travel photos

Editing my travel photos

I’ve got a drive full of unedited shots from years of trips. One day I’ll pull out the best and finally make something of them.

I’ve got a drive full of unedited shots from years of trips. One day I’ll pull out the best and finally make something of them.

Reading list

Reading list

The to-read list is embarrassingly long and only goes one direction. One day I'll stop adding and start reading.

The to-read list is embarrassingly long and only goes one direction. One day I'll stop adding and start reading.

Horse riding

Horse riding

Its been on my list for years. Something about it just pulls me.
I keep saying "this year," and I mean it every time.

Its been on my list for years. Something about it just pulls me.
I keep saying "this year," and I mean it every time.

Its been on my list for years. Something about it just pulls me. I keep saying "this year," and I mean it every time.

Will I get to all of it? Probably not. But I'll keep at it

Will I get to all of it? Probably not. But I'll keep at it

Will I get to all of it? Probably not. But I'll keep at it

Available for Freelance

Available for Freelance

Available for Freelance

Let's save the rest for a conversation

Let's save the rest for a conversation

Let's save the rest for a conversation

I’d love to tell you more about my projects and design process. 

Always, up for any conversation related to design, photography or any sport

I’d love to tell you more about my projects and design process. 

Always, up for any conversation related to design, photography or any sport

I’d love to tell you more about my projects and design process. 

Always, up for any conversation related to design, photography or any sport

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rāhul.

Product Designer

Based in

Based in

Based in

Bengaluru IND,

Bengaluru IND,

12:12 PM

12:12 PM

Have a project in mind? Drop me a line at

Have a project in mind? Drop me a line at

Have a project in mind? Drop me a line at

rahul416t@gmail.com

rahul416t@gmail.com

rahul416t@gmail.com

Version 1.0, built with framer — much more to come, stay tuned!

Version 1.0, built with framer — much more to come, stay tuned!

(c)rahulraju2025

(c)rahulraju2025