About — jigyasa tuli | design & research

Hi, I’m Jigyasa. My name means curiosity in my native language and coincides with the essence of who I am.

I am best described as getting intensely curious about things, thinking aloud in questions and reading the fine print.

My experience includes design & strategy with an equity and social justice centered lens. True innovation for me centers people’s diverse and intersectional experiences.

Currently, I lead design at Unlearn.AI, building a cutting-edge platform that leverages AI to power more efficient, statistically sound and safer clinical trials.

Previously, I was designing Upgrade Inc.’s Deposit product including the Checking account, Savings account and Cashback rewards. I also launched the company’s very first in-app customer feedback experience across different product verticals.

Before that, I led product design, as a team-of-one at Own Up, a tech company helping homebuyers understand and never overpay for their mortgage.

I am always looking forward to collaborating with mission-driven organizations, and currently building something new centered on social impact & design.

Think we’ll vibe? Connect with me on email or LinkedIn.

*Resume on request

Outside of my day to day, I like exploring histories and being part of communities — in nature, the built environment and in academic settings. I also have a running, curated collection of whimsical environmental typography.

Mt. Eisenhower, NH
Leading a co-ideation workshop with academics, designers and higher education leaders at the annual AICAD conference in Cincinnati, OH
After a facilitation session with high school students at Baltimore Design School on Parking Day
“Bonch” from my collection of found type, New York City

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Hi, I’m Jigyasa. My name means curiosity in my native language and coincides with the essence of who I am.

Outside of my day to day, I like exploring histories and being part of communities — in nature, the built environment and in academic settings. I also have a running, curated collection of whimsical environmental typography.