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I’m a Product Designer with 5+ years of experience, having worked with 40+ clients across SaaS, websites, dashboards, and digital products.
I’m currently looking for a Product Designer opportunity in Bangalore or Mumbai, preferably on-site, while remaining open to remote roles with teams based in either city.
What I bring:
• End-to-end product design
• UI/UX, interaction design & design systems
• Figma, prototyping & responsive design
• Framer & design engineering
• Cross-functional collaboration
• 35+ Framer projects delivered
I’m looking for a team where I can work closely with product and engineering to solve real problems and build thoughtful digital products.
📍 Bangalore or Mumbai | On-site preferred
🌐 Remote: Open to teams based in either city
🚚 Relocation support preferred
Portfolio: https://designsbychirag.com/
If you’re hiring or know someone I should connect with, feel free to reach out or share this post.
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UI/UX Designer, Product Designer, and Framer Developer creating intuitive web and mobile experiences for SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and B2B brands.
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