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Portfolio 3.0

Rupak Biswas

Lead UX Designer · Enterprise & AI products

Rupak Biswas

Leadership

Creating the conditions for teams to do excellent work, repeatedly.

A design leader's job is not only great screens. It is clear direction, healthy teams, aligned stakeholders and quality that survives delivery.

01

Vision and strategy

I shape product direction by connecting business goals, user problems and operating constraints, and I make priorities and non-goals explicit.

Evidence: Global Energy Commerce OS: a global core with governed regional variables.
02

People and craft

I lead designers and researchers across regions, set critique rituals and review standards, and coach people towards clearer, evidence-led decisions.

Evidence: A matrix of 15+ designers and researchers on the ExxonMobil programme.
03

Executive influence

I bring risk, compliance, engineering and senior sponsors into design early, so constraints shape the product instead of blocking it late.

Evidence: Corporate Banking: compliance in concept reviews for maker/checker approvals.
04

Systems thinking

I design journeys, information architecture, components, tokens and service logic as one system, working directly with engineers on APIs.

Evidence: Capella App Services: console design shaped with systems engineers.
05

Design operations

I build design systems, pattern councils and review gates that keep quality intact from design through release.

Evidence: Tata Pay: transaction-state patterns reused across the super app.
06

Business impact

I tie design work to a small set of defined outcomes, with baselines and periods agreed up front.

Evidence: Couchbase Day 0: funnel reviews after every release.

Operating rhythm

  • Weekly

    Design critique and cross-team reviews against shared standards.

  • Every release

    Joint sign-off with engineering on states, accessibility and edge cases.

  • Every quarter

    Outcome review against agreed metrics, and team growth conversations.