About
A product designer who came up through code. Working at the seam of design, systems, and AI — at PwC India.
I'm a Senior Product Designer at PwC India, based in New Delhi. I've spent the last 5+ years working as a consultant, helping clients design and ship complex B2B and consumer products by translating business requirements into data-driven, AI-assisted workflows.
My background is computer science (BCA, 8.4 CGPA at JIMS, GGSIPU). I shifted into design because I kept finding that the hardest problems lived between disciplines — the place where a system decision and an interaction decision are the same decision. Five years later, that's still where I want to be.
My work spans energy (Shell deal management), government (CCTNS national policing platform), banking (Central Union Bank CUB.ai, IndusInd INDIE), healthcare (Torrent Diagnostic patient app + design system), and e-commerce (Nykaa AdTech). Different domains, same discipline — translate the constraint into a clearer product.
Outside client work, I build AI Figma plugins for design teams. CLAUDE.md Exporter, Design System Validator, Design System Generator, Conversation Flow Generator. Each one started as "I'm doing this manually 30 times a week" — never as a product idea. I use them across PwC engagements daily.
How I work
- Decisions are the artifact. Not deliverables. The trade-off is the work.
- Designers in 2026 should ship in code, not handoff — or at least be code-fluent enough that engineers respect the conversation.
- AI is a peer, not a button. You direct it, you don't deploy it.
- Systems thinking outranks screen thinking. Always.
- In regulated work, the boundary between what AI does and what humans do is the most important design decision in the product.
- Less is more — restraint is a senior signal.
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Get in touch
The fastest way is email: hsuneja.suneja7@gmail.com. I read every message and reply within 48 hours.
If you're hiring, looking for an advisor on design systems / AI in design, or just want to compare notes on regulated-domain product work — I'm always up for a coffee.