About

For over 15 years, I have focused on designing experiences that are inclusive, accessible, beautiful, and impactful.

I've shipped products used by millions around the world — across healthcare, sports, and e-commerce. I've worked with product leaders and engineers on responsive web, iOs, Android, digital wearables, and VR headsets.

In recent years I've worked in leadership — building design teams on the principles of empathy, trust, and empowerment.

Awards

2025 Sports Technology Awards Nominee
2024 Apple Design Award Finalist
2023 Sports Emmy Nomination
2022 NBA Commissioner’s Award for Innovation
2014 Mashable Designers To Watch

2025
Sports Technology Awards Nominee

2024
Apple Design Award Finalist

2023
Sports Emmy Nomination

2022
NBA Commissioner’s Award for Innovation

2014
Mashable Designers To Watch

Speaking

2019 TeamWorld Design New York
2016 NYC Design Startups
2018 Meetup Product Design

2019
TeamWorld Design New York

2016
NYC Design Startups

2018
Meetup Product Design

About Me

Bonus Director's Cut

Proof that swag transcends borders

Half a world away

My parents immigrated to New York from Bangladesh. Through years of hard work and sacrifice, they raised four children in Rego Park, Queens. Their resiliency is ingrained in me and a huge part of my success in life. I owe it all to them (just ask my therapist).

World's youngest funeral director

Vandal-in-training

As a kid, I was obsessed with art - always drawing in the margins of books and rendering them unreadable. In junior high, I once drew all over my entire desk in and got suspended for it. My mom laughed these things off - maybe she understood that all creativity is a risk.

Punks not dead (it just has a Roth IRA now)

Anarchy in the 401k

In my teens, I stumbled upon copy of Photoshop and began designing t-shirts and album covers for local bands.

This evolved into making websites using HTML & CSS - using software like Microsoft FrontPage, Adobe Dreamweaver, Corel Draw, and even QuarkXPress.

You remember the classics, right?

Punks not dead (it just has a Roth IRA now)

Anarchy in the 401k

In my teens, I stumbled upon copy of Photoshop and began designing t-shirts and album covers for local bands.

This evolved into making websites using HTML & CSS - using software like Microsoft FrontPage, Adobe Dreamweaver, Corel Draw, and even QuarkXPress.

You remember the classics, right?

Voted most likely to drown in student loan debt

I could have filled your prescriptions

Upon graduating high school, I got a full scholarship to the prestigious St John's University. After a few short and painful years as a pharmacy major, I dropped out and was completely lost.

After a few short and painful years as a Pharmacy major at a prestigious university, I dropped out and was completely lost.

I eventually attended three other schools before landing at Queens College, where I got my degree in Graphic Design.

After a few short and painful years as a Pharmacy major at a prestigious university, I dropped out and was completely lost.

Voted most likely to drown in student loan debt

I could have filled your prescriptions

Upon graduating high school, I got a full scholarship to the prestigious St John's University. After a few short and painful years as a pharmacy major, I dropped out and was completely lost.

I eventually attended three other schools before landing at Queens College, where I got my degree in Graphic Design.

Just your average design team

Let the games begin

I started working all around New York City - from advertising agencies to tech startups. Along the way, I've had the privilege of collaborating with brilliant people in healthcare, e-commerce, sports, venture capital, and more.

It’s been a journey and I wouldn’t change (most of) it.

Probably in a meeting that could have been an email

Full circle

My wife and I now reside in Queens - in a home that happens to be less than a mile from where my parents first lived when they came to America.

We also have four acres of land in the Hudson Valley, where we built a yurt with our friends during the pandemic (yes, really). I love my life - thanks for reading this far.