Hi, I’m Kamala — Senior UX & Product Designer focused on complex enterprise and AI-assisted systems.

I currently lead UX across core product areas @TidalCyber–a cybersecurity SASS start-up. I bring 10+ years of experience designing data-dense platforms where clarity, trust, and usability directly affect business outcomes.

I’ve led UX work for enterprise platforms and high-stakes products used in complex, regulated environments.

My focus is designing clarity, trust, and usability where decisions carry real consequences.

Meet Kamala

Recent Work

Enterprise · Systems · High-stakes UX
Enterprise Coverage FoundationsCase StudyFeaturedUI/UX

Enterprise Coverage Foundations

Designed the foundational enterprise coverage experience that helps security leaders understand coverage, gaps, and confidence across complex systems—without oversimplifying risk. This work established the UX patterns that enabled executive reporting and future aggregation features.
NARC — AI-assisted analysis for enterprise security teamsCase StudyFeaturedUI/UX

NARC — AI-assisted analysis for enterprise security teams

Led UX for an AI-assisted detection workflow, focusing on provenance, access clarity, and result interpretability. Designed interfaces that made AI outputs trustworthy and actionable for analysts while supporting a safe enterprise rollout.
Expand Your YOUNIVERSE – Dell’s Global Immersive Marketing JourneyFeaturedUI/UXWeb

Expand Your YOUNIVERSE – Dell’s Global Immersive Marketing Journey

Revolutionizing IT Operations with Behavioral Correlation – ScienceLogic SL1Case StudyFeaturedUI/UX

Revolutionizing IT Operations with Behavioral Correlation – ScienceLogic SL1

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How I approach design

My work focuses on systems thinking, tradeoffs, and risk mitigation —
not just shipping screens, but shaping how products evolve responsibly.

I’m often brought into ambiguous or high-stakes areas where clarity,
judgment, and collaboration matter most.

Clarity isn’t a feature — it’s a responsibility. 

Clarity isn’t a feature — it’s a responsibility.