Skillsoft (08/2024 – Present)
Designing enterprise AI and assessment workflows for large learning organizations, helping teams create, review, and manage learning experiences without the usual friction.
Welcome to Averal'sportfolio
I design AI products where humans stay in the driver's seat.
Currently building AI-powered enterprise products at Skillsoft.
Previously at Bluelearn and Questt.
Selected work
The Assessment That Used to Take Weeks Now Takes 30 Minutes
Enterprise SaaS | AI-assisted workflows | Admin tools | Design systems
Designed scalable workflows to create, review, and migrate assessments across large learning organizations.
How Redesigning the Chat Screen Increased Recruiter-Candidate Match Rates by 38%
Consumer Platform | Marketplace | Hiring Workflows | Mobile + Web
Redesigned recruiter-student chat and hiring workflows to reduce friction and improve match quality on a large-scale learning and hiring platform.
How Rebuilding Bluelearn's Discussions Feature Increased Time Spent by 32%
Consumer Platform | Community Design | Engagement | Mobile Product
Designed a community-driven discussion experience to help students ask questions, share knowledge, and participate consistently across the platform.
Places I've worked
Questt (05/2024 – 08/2024)
Designed AI-powered tutoring and progress tracking for students, focused on making studying feel less overwhelming and easier to stick to.
Bluelearn (05/2021 – 05/2024)
Founding designer across web and mobile for a 250K+ student platform. Led design on recruiter matching, community discussions, and the systems that kept people coming back.
About me
I'm a product designer based in Goa, India. When I'm not designing, I'm usually baking. I ran a meal subscription business for a while and it taught me more about user needs than most design projects did. I build Lego sets, collect cute things (stationery, lamps, anything with a good weight to it), and read a lot of thrillers. Currently working my way through Ashley Elston.
I believe good design, like good food, is mostly about knowing what to leave out.
