Authorised to work in Sweden
Product Designer
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Sweden
Ashwanth K
13+ years designing accessible, usercentred products across fintech, SaaS, healthcare, and enterprise platforms. Currently based in Malmö. Open to any Product Designer / UX roles
I’ve designed for organizations like U.S. Bank, AstraZeneca, Schneider Electric, Citibank, Navient, and Victory Capital — places where design has to hold up under real constraints: compliance, accessibility standards, and stakeholders who all see the problem differently.
I believe design should be simple and easy to understand
What I bring
Product Design
Accessibility
AI Design Practice
Research
Humor & Team building
Collaboration
Thirteen years of Ideations to Production
Sep 2025 – Oct 2025
Fyaril
Lund, Sweden · Product Designer B2B
Sep 2024 – Feb 2025
Assimilatus
Malmö, Sweden · Product Designer
Jun 2019 – May 2024
Cognizant Technologies
Chennai, India · Lead Experience Designer
Aug 2015 – May 2019
GAIN Credit
Chennai, India · Junior Product Designer
Jun 2011 – Jul 2015
Cognizant Technologies
Chennai, India · Visual Designer
Testimonials
Certifications & credentials
AI for Human Centred Design
Human Factors International (HFI) · 2026
Google UX Design Professional Certificate(v.3)
Google · 2026
AI Fluency
Anthropic · 2026
Accessibility Fundamentals, Accessible UX Design, Accessibility for Designers
Deque Systems · 2023
Human Computer Interaction
Interaction Design Foundation · 2018
How it all began
It started with my uncle’s desktop computer and MS Paint — the fascination of filling a circle with color, and the relief of undo instead of a scrapped page. That curiosity followed me through Photoshop (via my brother’s photography studio), a design and media program, and internships at ad agencies, into my first job doing print, web, and iPad design — back when handoff meant manual slicing and hand-written specs.
Since then I’ve designed through the industry’s entire tooling shift: Sketch, InVision, Adobe XD, Figma, and now AI as part of the process itself. Twelve-plus years and half a dozen tools later, the fascination hasn’t changed.
In 2024, deep into fintech work, life had other plans — my wife was offered an opportunity in Sweden, and we packed up for a new adventure, our 4-year-old daughter included. I resigned from a role I loved to make it happen, and it’s been one of the best decisions we’ve made.



