About

The path changed.

The questions
got bigger.

I grew up in a joint family, where different needs shared one roof and moving forward meant listening, negotiating and finding common ground.

I started my career testing whether systems worked as intended, and slowly grew more curious about the intention itself: who it serves, what it assumes, and whether it’s worth building at all.

That question took me from engineering to UX, to NID, and to the work I do today. Engineering taught me how things work. Design taught me to ask who they’re for. Storytelling is how I bring a room along.

Where the questions took me

Each move widened the questions I could ask.

01/ 05
Accenture · Senior Analyst, Software Engineering · 2014–2018

Does it work as specified?

Built my foundation in systems thinking and cross-functional delivery.

01 · 2014–2018Where it started
AccentureSenior Analyst, Software Engineering

Beyond the work

Poetry

Chai and journaling

Long walks

The best problems
don’t arrive neatly framed.

I still think about that joint family table: different needs, one roof, and a way forward everyone could live with. My work is the same, just with people, systems and business goals instead of aunts and cousins.

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© Bhawna Tak · Strategic Product Designer

Bengaluru, India

2026