Saurabh Bhattacharya

Designing enterprise software that helps engineers, operators, and organizations make faster, more confident decisions across connected industrial systems.

Highlights include:

• Led UX strategy and interaction design for enterprise cloud platforms supporting predictive operations, automation, diagnostics, and connected assets.

• Designed large-scale onboarding and configuration experiences cove

This phase of my work was about learning how large, technical systems actually operate and how people make decisions inside them. I worked on Forge modules used in aerospace, industrial automation, and operational control environments. These are systems where the user is not “browsing.” They are working under constraints: time pressure, operational dependencies, cost considerations, and safety req

At Accenture, I worked across industries that had very different user realities: life sciences, digital healthcare, sustainable energy, and enterprise service ecosystems. Each project had its own constraints, vocabulary, and operational context. The consistent challenge was to understand how work actually happens in these environments and shape digital experiences that support that work instead of

Worked as Experience Designer at Accenture Studio for Experience Design.

At Studio Fry, I learned how to think in motion rather than static frames. The work was not just about making things look good or move smoothly. It was about understanding how pacing, rhythm, sequencing, and visual hierarchy shape how information is perceived and understood. Motion design here functioned as storytelling logic, not decoration.

I worked across pre-production and post-production pip

At Lucid Lane, I learned how to build a brand from the inside out. Not as a logo or a style choice, but as a system of meaning that needs to hold up across mediums, environments, and audience expectations. I worked on brand identity development, visual language systems, campaign communication, UI layouts, social media design, and signage and spatial applications. The goal was always the same: clar

This is where my foundation in design was built. At Taxi Creatives, I learned how to approach a problem from first principles: understand the context, understand the audience, define the message, and then choose the visual language that expresses it with clarity. The work ranged from identity development and visual communication systems to early UI design explorations. What mattered most was not t

Intern (Graphics, Print, Web, Visualization)

My postgrad program helped me align more closely with emerging industry trends and shifts in digital interaction. It was during this time that I realized my interest in designing interactive experiences and began preparing to move deeper into that field through research, practice, and hands-on exploration.

At NIFT, I learned to identify, analyze, and interpret trends early. The focus was on understanding why visual shifts happen, not only what they look like. This encouraged me to create media that actively participates in technological and cultural evolution. It was the starting point for how I approach design today: observe the system, understand the signal, then create with intention.

Bachelor of Design program focusing on trend analysis and interpretation, emphasizing the understanding of visual shifts and cultural evolution.

Secondary education at DAV Public School from 2008 to 2010.