Apoorv Pardeshi

Product Designer

Hello there! I am Apoorv

I'm a product designer with 5 years of experience building SaaS products, from enterprise platforms to AI-powered tools. I care about designing experiences that drive real outcomes, whether that's user adoption, engagement, or revenue.

I've worked across the full spectrum: shipping features for established platforms, building products from scratch, and designing AI experiences that actually make sense to users. My approach is collaborative. I work closely with PM, engineering, and ML teams to iterate quickly and validate what works.

Most recently, I designed Lvlup (an AI career insights platform) end-to-end and helped scale it from zero to 10K users in 90 days. Right now I'm looking for senior roles where strategic design thinking meets growth challenges, especially in AI-powered products.

EXPERIENCE

Over 5 years, I've progressed from designing enterprise systems at TCS to owning complete product design at Kalido. My work spans designing for 2,500+ enterprise users, building scalable design systems in Figma, and most recently launching an AI-powered platform that reached 10,000+ users in 90 days through rapid iteration and user-centered design

Over 5 years, I've progressed from designing enterprise systems at TCS to owning complete product design at Kalido. My work spans designing for 2,500+ enterprise users, building scalable design systems in Figma, and most recently launching an AI-powered platform that reached 10,000+ users in 90 days through rapid iteration and user-centered design

Beyond the work

I geek out over product patterns and figuring out what makes people actually use something. Outside of design, you'll find me at the pull-up bar, discovering music that hits different, or reading fiction that's older than the internet.

I geek out over product patterns and figuring out what makes people actually use something. Outside of design, you'll find me at the pull-up bar, discovering music that hits different, or reading fiction that's older than the internet.