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Kirtika Arora🇺🇸

UX Designer III at Sanofi

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About Kirtika Arora

UX Designer III at Sanofi

Hey there! I’m Kirtika Arora, a UX/Product Designer with 5+ years of diverse design experience and a Master’s in Experience Design. My journey through different design disciplines has honed my skills in precision, user-centricity, and seamlessly blending form with function. I’m passionate about creating intuitive, visually compelling experiences that resonate with users.

I’m here to help you:

Craft the perfect design narrative for all your digital touchpoints. Infuse your design philosophy and personality into your work to stand out. Offer recruiter and interview-friendly tips for your portfolio and resume.

Note: I don’t do pixel corrections. My focus is on elevating the narratives in your portfolio.

Expertise

DesignProductProduct ResearchUX DesignGraphic DesignUI/ Visual DesignProduct DesignInteraction DesignUsability TestingCommunicationCollaborationProblem-solving

What mentees say

“Kirtika shared some good tips on how I could improve my portfolio case studies and pointed out some confusing points on my resume. It was very insightful talking to her and getting my resume reviewed.”

Niharika Dalal, UX Designer at EXL

“I reached out to Kritika for career advice, and I’m truly grateful for the time she spent with me. She generously shared her experiences, highlighting what worked well for her, and gave me some really valuable portfolio tips. Kritika was very warm, approachable, and humble throughout our conversation, which made the whole experience even more insightful and motivating.”

Isha Kumari, User Experience Designer and Strategist at Savannah College of Arts and Design

“Kritika spoke to me about her experiences and shared her thoughts on what worked for her during her job search. She was very precise and helpful. She even shared with me templates to simplify my process. I am grateful to her!”

Ritu Salian, HCI Student at Indiana University Indianapolis