# Vittesh Sinha

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Last updated: 2026-10-13

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## Identity
Name: Vittesh Sinha
Title: Senior Product Designer
Location: India
Email: hello@vittesh.com
Years of experience: 8
Domains: Automotive, Logistics, Cloud, VR
Site: https://vittesh.com/v2/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitteshsinha/
Behance: https://www.behance.net/vitteshsinha
Resume: https://vittesh.com/assets/resume/Vittesh_Sinha_Resume.pdf

## Summary
I make powerful products easier to use. I turn fleets, VR research platforms, and vehicle interfaces into products people can act on.

## About
I'm a senior product designer with 8 years across automotive, logistics, cloud and VR. I work from research through launch, and I'm most useful when a product has a lot of data, several user roles and a messy workflow that needs one clear path.

## Working style
- Quiet about process theater and picky about details.
- Find the idea, cut the noise, protect the intent.
- Design so user needs, business goals, and technology move together.

## Strengths
- I untangle messy journeys: Discovery, booking, ownership, ops: I map where people get stuck and rebuild the path so handoffs don’t drop context.
- I design for real constraints: Legacy tools, dense data, multi-tenant rules, and engineering limits are the brief. I design inside them, not around them.
- I leave teams with a system: Not just screens: patterns, language, and decisions that help the next feature ship without reinventing the wheel.

## Employers

### Nagarro · Senior Product Designer
Dates: Nov 2023 – Present
URL: https://www.nagarro.com
Led design for FleetTrack, a fleet telematics dashboard, and was the sole designer on Future City VR + EEG.

### Simple Energy · Product Designer
Dates: Feb 2022 – Nov 2023
URL: https://www.simpleenergy.in
Owned the cross-platform design system across the app, internal tools and scooter HMI. Shipped the Simple One app and the e-scooter HMI.

### Cult.fit · User Research & Experience Design
Dates: Oct 2018 – Jan 2022
URL: https://www.cult.fit
Research, journeys, and interfaces for fitness and wellness, including class flows and field research for in-center experiences.

## Selected work

### FleetTrack (2025)
Company: LB Technology
Role: Senior Product Designer
Problem: A fleet manager starts from the fleet, not from a single truck.
Contribution: I redesigned the FleetTrack dashboard so a fleet manager can find a problem, see why it happened, and close it in one workspace.
Outcome: The fleet, the trip, and the event. One workspace for the manager.
Link: https://vittesh.com/v2/work/fleet-track/

### Future City VR + EEG (2024)
Role: Senior Product Designer · sole designer
Problem: A future city had to be walked in VR, while four roles still needed a way to prepare people, keep raw EEG data, and configure simulations.
Contribution: I was the sole designer, shaping the immersive VR experience and the analytics platform end to end. A future city had to be walked before it was built.
Outcome: The city, the session, and the roles. One system around the experience.
Link: https://vittesh.com/v2/work/vr-eeg-analytics/

## Earlier work
Cult.fit
Link: https://www.behance.net/vitteshsinha

## Signals
- Years in product design: 8
- Domains: Automotive · Logistics · Cloud · VR
- Selected case studies: 2

## Workbench
Status: Archived lab (not the primary homepage). Kept for components and experiments.
URL: https://vittesh.com/classic/workbench/

### Interface components
- Recommendation card (FinOps · Decision support): Shows the evidence, the dollar savings, the risk, and one clear action, so engineers don’t have to reverse-engineer a chart. [no public page]
- Incident priority queue (Fleet · Operational triage): Ranks critical, warning, and info events while keeping vehicle and driver context attached to every row. [no public page]
- Comparison matrix (Commerce · High-intent choice): Lines up ingredients, benefits, concerns, ratings, and price so shoppers can decide without tab-hopping. [no public page]

### Smaller works and experiments
- AI product comparison (Product exploration): Side-by-side ingredient evidence with AI-distilled reviews, built for people who research before they buy. [no public page]
- Experiment analytics (Measurement exploration): A tight view of test variants, conversion shifts, and which experience actually moved the needle. [no public page]

### Writing
- Designing trust into complex product systems [Unpublished draft, not citable; Systems design]: Why disclosure, feedback, recovery, and steady language matter more than another polished mock. [no public page]
- When a dashboard becomes a decision system [Unpublished draft, not citable; Enterprise UX]: Moving past passive charts toward ranked evidence, clear intent, and an obvious next action. [no public page]
- Measuring emotion without breaking immersion [Unpublished draft, not citable; Spatial UX]: What I learned pairing VR city exploration with participant position and passive EEG signals. [no public page]

## Alternate formats
Markdown (this document): https://vittesh.com/machine.md
Short llms.txt: https://vittesh.com/llms.txt
JSON: https://vittesh.com/machine.json