Hey, I’m Malvin.

I’m a Senior Product Designer who also builds. I work on products with a lot going on underneath banking, fintech, commerce, and logistics and make them easier to understand and use.

I like connecting the big picture with the small details. That might mean shaping a product from an open brief, creating its design system, or building a tool that brings the design closer to code.

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From an open question to a connected product.

Sole designer

End-to-end design ownership on Core Banking.

Design + build

Including a Figma-to-GitHub publishing plugin.

How I approach product design.

Start with the real problem.

Before I draw the answer, I get clear on the job, the constraints, and what actually needs to change.

Design the whole journey.

I think through the whole journey: roles, handoffs, states, and the moments where people lose their place.

Create a system the team can use.

Components, variables, and tokens should help the team make better work with less guesswork.

Stay close to the build.

I prototype, talk through trade-offs with engineering, and pay attention to how the experience works beyond the design file.

Roles I’m open to.

I’m looking for a team where good product thinking and hands-on making belong together. Here’s what I can bring.

Senior Product Designer

Product direction → thoughtful delivery

From the first question to a product people can use. I connect research, workflows, prototypes, and delivery, and keep the team focused on what matters.

AI Product Design Engineer

Product thinking → working interfaces

I bring design into the build through working interfaces, rapid prototypes, and thoughtful AI interactions. I use AI to explore and implement, then judge the experience with a designer’s eye.

Design System Engineer

Shared patterns → practical code

I connect Figma components, variables, and code so the system works beyond the file. My Figma-to-GitHub publishing plugin is one example of that bridge.

Senior UI/UX Designer

Complex journeys → clear decisions

I turn complicated journeys into clear screens and useful interactions, with close attention to hierarchy, states, accessibility, and the details people notice when they use a product.