UX / Product Designer. I came in through the side door — Economics degree, then data-centric roles, then a slow realization that the data was always about people.
Eight years in, I design software for users who already know their job: financial analysts, legal teams, field workers, educators. They don't need me to teach them theirs. They need tools that get out of the way.
Designer at Lameh.ai — building financial tooling for analysts (remote, Riyadh). Before that, eighteen months in stealth designing LLM tooling for legal teams, which mostly means I can't tell you about it.
Designers who can read the codebase make different decisions than designers who can't. I shipped my first program in Visual Basic in 2004 and have been losing arguments with developers in their own language ever since. The useful part: I can hold a conversation with the engineer and the end user in the same week, and translate honestly in both directions.
That's the lens I bring to every tool I work on — what's possible on one side, what's actually needed on the other, and the shortest honest path between them.
🎨 Design — Figma, Sketch, prototyping, design systems, Lean UX
💻 Code — Python (Pandas), JavaScript, HTML/CSS, SQL, and an embarrassing amount of VBA in a past life
🔍 Research — user interviews, heatmaps, behavioral analytics, the occasional regression
🧭 Domains — enterprise SaaS, fintech, AI / LLM, EdTech, internal tools
🧰 Enterprise field-force tooling at bKash — coverage went from 240 to 418 outlets per merchandiser
📈 Pushed Pencil Spaces daily active users to an all-time high through MLP feature work
🛡️ Designed Pathao's fraud detection tool — three weeks, start to handoff
🌐 Portfolio — tanziro.com
💼 LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/tanzir1
📅 Calendar — calendly.com/tanzir71
⚒️ Side Projects — ganges.quest
If you're building tools for people who use them all day, that's the work I care about.