What I do.
Why I do it.
How I do it.
What I do.
Why I do it.
How I do it.
Hi! I am Prathamesh
I am an engineer turned product designer
(why?)
. Alongside work I spend my
time playing chill chess, free writing, watching F1, chatting about design with my dev friends, or petting cats. I’m also into the technicalities of automobiles and love riding my bike on crisp, cool days.
I am always curious
about how humans interact with machines, and I’m intrigued by the intersection
of art and technology. Fashion, architecture, computer systems, psychology, I
consume everything related to design
(why?)
. I take my work seriously, with
sincerity and a strong sense of ownership. I enjoy building ideas with
people who show high agency and dedication.
I can be a bit reserved
during first meetings, but once we connect, I make sure every conversation is
worth both of our time. I prefer keeping my social circle small but meaningful.
I worked as a frontend engineer
for 2 years, before design, building with Next.js, React and Javascript while
completing my degree in computer engineering. I believe my dev background
still shapes the way I think today. For me, design isn’t just a process I follow, it’s
basically how I think and also an integral part of my mindset
(why?)
.
I am always learning
because "the more your know, the more you know you don't"
Why did I shift from dev to design?
Before switching to design, I worked as a frontend engineer for two years, building SaaS dashboards and web apps while finishing my computer engineering degree.
I’ve always been into art and music (I play guitar too), and I’ve always loved coding and tech. After some time as a developer, I wanted to explore my creative side also while solving real problems that matter to real people.
For me, product design is that perfect mix of creativity, technology, and understanding human behaviour. Looking back, switching to design was definitely the right call.
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Hi! I am Prathamesh
I am an engineer turned product designer
(why?)
. Alongside work I spend my
time playing chill chess, free writing, watching F1, chatting about design with my dev friends, or petting cats. I’m also into the technicalities of automobiles and love riding my bike on crisp, cool days.
I am always curious
about how humans interact with machines, and I’m intrigued by the intersection
of art and technology. Fashion, architecture, computer systems, psychology, I
consume everything related to design
(why?)
. I take my work seriously, with
sincerity and a strong sense of ownership. I enjoy building ideas with
people who show high agency and dedication.
I can be a bit reserved
during first meetings, but once we connect, I make sure every conversation is
worth both of our time. I prefer keeping my social circle small but meaningful.
I worked as a frontend engineer
for 2 years, before design, building with Next.js, React and Javascript while
completing my degree in computer engineering. I believe my dev background
still shapes the way I think today. For me, design isn’t just a process I follow, it’s
basically how I think and also an integral part of my mindset
(why?)
.
I am always learning
because "the more your know, the more you know you don't"
Why did I shift from dev to design?
Before switching to design, I worked as a frontend engineer for two years, building SaaS dashboards and web apps while finishing my computer engineering degree.
I’ve always been into art and music (I play guitar too), and I’ve always loved coding and tech. After some time as a developer, I wanted to explore my creative side also while solving real problems that matter to real people.
For me, product design is that perfect mix of creativity, technology, and understanding human behaviour. Looking back, switching to design was definitely the right call.
*hover over txt
Hi! I am Prathamesh
I am an engineer turned product designer (why?). Alongside work I spend my time playing chill chess, free writing, watching F1, chatting about design with my dev friends, or petting cats. I’m also into the technicalities of automobiles and love riding my bike on crisp, cool days.
I am always curious
about how humans interact with machines, and I’m intrigued by the intersection of art and technology. Fashion, architecture, computer systems, psychology, I consume everything related to design (why?). I take my work seriously, with sincerity and a strong sense of ownership. I enjoy building ideas with people who show high agency and dedication.
I can be a bit reserved
during first meetings, but once we connect, I make sure every conversation is worth both of our time. I prefer keeping my social circle small but meaningful.
I worked as a frontend engineer
for 2 years, before design, building with Next.js, React and Javascript while completing my degree in computer engineering. I believe my dev background still shapes the way I think today. For me, design isn’t just a process I follow, it’s basically how I think and also an integral part of my mindset (why?).
I am always learning
because "the more your know, the more you know you don't".
Experience
Experience
10kdesigners - core team
10kdesigners - core team
Design Generalist
Design Generalist
Sep 2024 - Current
Sep 2024 - Current
10kdesigners
10kdesigners
Designer in Residence (cohort 8)
Designer in Residence (C8)
Jan 2024 - May 2024
Jan 2024 - May 2024
Freelance
Freelance
Frontend Developer
Frontend Developer
Dec 2021 - Dec 2023
Dec 2021 - Dec 2023
Education
Education
Computer Engineering at Pune University
Computer Engineering
9.09 CGPA
9.09 CGPA
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023
HSC, Science
HSC, Science
71.52%
71.52%
2017 - 2019
2017 - 2019
In life I try to live by this lesson
कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन |
मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि ॥
karmany-evādhikāras te mā phaleshu kadāchana
mā karma-phala-hetur bhūr mā te saṅgo ’stvakarmani
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2, Verse 47
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2, Verse 47
You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions.
Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities, nor be attached to inaction.
You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but
you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions.
Never consider yourself to be the cause of
the results of your activities, nor be attached to inaction.
Written, designed and built by Prathamesh Sujgure
Currently working as a design generalist with the
core team of 10kdesigners in Bengaluru, India
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Written, designed and built by Prathamesh Sujgure
Currently working as a design generalist with the
core team of 10kdesigners in Bengaluru, India
v.2025
The Footer
Written, designed and built by Prathamesh Sujgure
Currently working as a design generalist with the
core team of 10kdesigners in Bengaluru, India
v.2025
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