Hello again
I'mKshitijaChandra
Every interface is an experience, I make it impactful. Creating thoughtful, people-first digital experiences grounded in research and cultural empathy, with a love for coded experiments and visual craft.
Design is really an act of communication, which means having a deep understanding of the person with whom the designer is communicating.
About
My journey so far has been shaped by living in 3 culturally distinct cities, Muscat, Bangalore, & New York. Each has taught me to see design through a different lens, grounded in research and cultural empathy.
With 3+ years of experience, I design products with people at the center. I bring a strong work ethic, sweat the details, and don't stop until the experience doesn't just function, it sticks.
When I'm not designing, you'll find me exploring new cities, walking through art galleries, photographing street life, or hunting for the best coffee in Manhattan.
3+ years of experience
M.S. Information Experience Design (HCI) at Pratt Institute
Based in New York, NY
Currently interning at To & Fro
Award • Eazeebox • 2024
Outstanding Performance in Creativity & Strategic Vision
A few things that are very me.
Education
Pratt Institute
M.S. Information Experience Design (HCI)
2025 – 2027
New York, NY
BMS Institute of Technology
B.E. Information Science & Engineering
2018 – 2023
Bangalore, India
Experience
Product Design Intern
CurrentTo & Fro
May 2026 – Present
New York, NY
Information Technology Assistant
CurrentPratt Institute
Nov 2025 – Present
New York, NY
UX Consultant
CurrentCenter for Digital Experiences
Oct 2025 – Present
New York, NY
Creative Marketing Executive
Eazeebox
Sep 2023 – Aug 2025
Bangalore, India
Creative Designer
Digirise
Jun 2023 – Aug 2023
Bangalore, India
Publications & Posters
Tammireddi, K. C., & Baskar, K. B. (2026). The Met Origins: A Spatial Discovery Interface for Connecting Audiences to Museum Objects Through Space and Time. Peer Reviewed Poster, IEEE VIS 2026 Conference, Boston, MA.
View the posterBaskar, K. B., & Tammireddi, K. C. (2026). Visualizing the Silence: Design Challenges in Representing Asymmetric, Sparse Outcome Data. Peer Reviewed Poster, IEEE VIS 2026 Conference, Boston, MA.
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