Creative technologist
Ainigma Universe B.VDesigning Agentic AI workflows and other confidential stuff
Inventor · Builder · Maker
"The best AI experiences are invisible. They step in when needed and step back when they're not."
About
Hi, I'm Gautham. I design the intelligence layer of products, which is a fancy way of saying I figure out how AI should actually behave around humans. Currently at ainigma building agentic workflows, though my journey has taken some interesting turns.
I've designed clinician dashboards at the largest medical center in the Netherlands, where doctors make life-changing decisions in fifteen-minute windows. I've also presented shape-changing technology for BMW's future interiors to investors at Stanford. Turns out, the best products aren't built in isolation. They're built at the intersection of what's possible and what actually matters.
My superpower is speaking both languages. I can talk model architecture with engineers and ROI with stakeholders without losing anyone in translation. I write prompts, design workflows, obsess over pixels, and sometimes just listen. Because sometimes the best design decision is knowing when not to design anything at all.
I design end-to-end experiences. I'm a full stack builder with multiple skillsets-Research, wireframes, prototypes, visual design, implementation. I write the prompts, design the workflows, and build the thing. If you're working on something at the intersection of AI, data, and human needs, I'd love to hear about it.
A few places where I've shipped real products.
Designing Agentic AI workflows and other confidential stuff
Led design for a clinician dashboard at the largest medical center in the Netherlands. Built an LLM tool that analyzed behavioral patterns across 13,000+ patients. Worked directly with oncologists and pulmonologists to understand how they make decisions in 15-minute consultations. The work is being submitted to ACM DIS 2026.
Created a framework for using AI in design thinking that's now used in client workshops worldwide. Taught design teams how to integrate creative AI tools into their process. Ran a masterclass in Dubai and streamlined training across 10+ global hubs.
Designed interfaces for the HeartStart defibrillator. Prototyped and tested with real users to make life-saving equipment more intuitive. Built a CPR training service and presented the work to 100+ designers. The team won Red Dot's Design Team of the Year.
Where I've shared my work and ideas.

Advancing Health & Medicine through AI and Technology
Won third place in the student design competition at the ASPIRE Forum. We designed Memory—AI-powered smart glasses that help dementia patients record and revisit their core memories.
What I do when I'm not designing. Spoiler: it's still mostly thinking.
I just started learning guitar and I'm terrible at it. My fingers don't know where to go and every chord sounds awful. But I like it anyway. There's something nice about doing something I'm genuinely bad at. No pressure, no expectations, just me and a guitar making weird noises. I'll probably still suck at it in a year, but that's okay.
I'm pretty good at chess, but I'm no master. I just play for fun. I like the quiet focus it takes and how it's one of the few things where I can just think without someone asking me to change something halfway through. I'll probably never be great at it, but that's fine. I'm just here to play.
I make retro games and add weird stuff to them. I like the old pixel art style and simple gameplay, but I can't help but mess with the formula. Sometimes I'll take a classic game idea and flip it completely. Then I play my own games and realize they're way too hard, but that's part of the fun.