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THE NO FRILLS VERSION

Malavika is a product designer and storyteller based in Seattle.

With ~3 years of experience, she has worked in B2B and B2C UX in industries like logistics, healthcare, mental health, retail, emerging tech.

Malavika’s a sucker for storylines, not just because they move people, but because they move systems. Her work lives where narrative becomes strategic leverage, from crafting award-winning client pitches and defining MVPs with clients at Wongdoody, to designing educational resources for individuals with anorexia nervosa.

WHAT SETS MALAVIKA APART

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Meticulous Researcher

I bring structure to ambiguity through research that’s rigorous, reflective, and meant to guide

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Care-Centered Design

From oncology care to cultural memory,  I design for emotionally complex contexts, prioritizing clarity, and intention.

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Craft with a Product Brain

I know when to finesse the craft and when to ship. I pair strong creative instincts with strategy to make choices that resonate and endure.

EXPERIENCE

Seeking a startup role, backed by experience in graphic, UX, and product design across agencies, studios, and corporate teams.

CMU HCI Institute

User Researcher

Aug 2024-May 2025

Wongdoody

Product Designer

Oct 2021-Dec 2022

Lucid Design

Product Designer

Jan 2021- Apr 2021

Mullenlowe Lintas

Designer

May 2020- Jun 2020

THE FRILLS VERSION

Malavika is a

multi-cultural Indian from Bangalore, a city known for it’s startup culture, filter coffee, and traffic.

Besides the occasional identity crisis, she can speak 5 different languages, and love exploring culture through cooking and documenting food.

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Growing up,

she was the kid obsessed with binders and labels. Between that and her love for writing, she found her passion: helping people make sense of the world and their experiences.

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Currently

she's into running and making cute illustrations using pastels and paints. Like every other person with a quarter-life crisis, she hopes to run a 5K soon.

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