Learning UX at enterprise scale.
I got my real footing in what UX design looks like at an enterprise level, from research and synthesis to working with different disciplines and presenting ideas to technical teams.
Designing for Digital Transformation & Mobility Innovation.
In the summer of 2025, I joined the Bosch UX Studio in Bangalore as a UX Design Intern, working on two back-to-back projects.
I supported the development of a novel technology concept in the mobility domain, applying a UX-driven lens to identify and shape meaningful use cases through research, synthesis, and presentation to the core tech team.
I contributed to an internal design initiative aimed at streamlining the management and procurement of electrical components, transitioning manual workflows into an accessible, intuitive digital experience.
The final design artifacts and proof of execution aren’t available to show here, but I’m happy to walk through the thinking, process, and decisions in detail.
Two projects, one studio, and a summer of learning by doing.
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I got my real footing in what UX design looks like at an enterprise level, from research and synthesis to working with different disciplines and presenting ideas to technical teams.
I’ve always found meaning in connecting dots; between people, problems, and possibilities. Bosch gave me a lot of dots to work with. Grateful for the wonderful mentors, fellow interns, and collaborators who made it a summer of both great work and great growth.