Skanda Sriganesh

Product Designer at Capital One

New York City based product designer working across web, mobile, and design systems. I make complex systems stay clear, and I'm drawn to how AI is reshaping the way we design and build. Reach me by email or on LinkedIn.

Projects

Debit Conversion

Servicing edge cases for an 11M-card Discover network migration.

The Modern CRM

Triage-first membership ops where AI ranks and humans decide.

Enterprise Design System

Payment patterns and Liquid Glass adoption across a segmented org.

Debit Lock & Unlock

A security flow cut from five taps to three for 75K daily users.

The South's Most Stunning

A 14-page editorial on Georgia Tech's Brittain Dining Hall.

Experience

Jul 2025 – Present
Product Designer · Capital One
Enterprise Design System · New York, NY
  • Drove adoption of standardized UI patterns for money movement across 12 enterprise teams, improving task completion and increasing System Usability Scale scores by 2%+
  • Unified virtual card components across banking, cards, and small business platforms, consolidating 16+ card product variations into a single reusable design system component
  • Championed Liquid Glass UI adoption across Capital One App, Travel, Velocity Black, and CreditWise, equipping teams with education, documentation, and rollout guidance
Jul 2024 – Jul 2025
Product Designer · Capital One
Debit Cards & Money Management · McLean, VA
  • Designed custom lost/stolen/damaged card replacement flow processing 750,000+ transactions in 2025 YTD
  • Redesigned card lock/unlock flow by reducing steps from 5 to 3, improving completion efficiency by 40% for 75,000 daily users
  • Lead designer for Discover debit migration across 8+ servicing experiences, resolving UX edge cases during an 8-month rollout
  • Coordinated design delivery across legal, risk, operations, and engineering to launch compliant servicing flows
May – Aug 2023
UX Design Intern · Capital One
Business Cards & Payments · Richmond, VA
  • Owned end-to-end design of an admin filter settings feature from discovery through production
  • Designed supplier platform components enabling internal platform automation
  • Delivered production-ready specs enabling engineering implementation with minimal design iteration post-handoff
May – Dec 2022
UX Design Intern · The Home Depot
HR & Workforce Management · Atlanta, GA
  • Led research and design for an emergency alert feature used by 800,000+ associates
  • Facilitated cross-functional sessions aligning IT, HR, UX, and operations on validated product solutions
  • Presented a user-centered product roadmap to VP-level leadership
2020 – 2024
B.S. Computer Science · Georgia Institute of Technology
Human-Computer Interaction & Media · Atlanta, GA

AI

I don't treat AI as a bolt-on. I use it to shorten the path from idea to working version, and to design the human-in-the-loop moments where people and models meet. Lately I've been thinking about AI-native design systems, and what context components need to hold for a team to design harmonious experiences when so much of the work is now generated.

My current stack and flow (for the past month or so):

01
Figma Make · Claude Design
Generative work
02
Cursor
Refine & iterate in code
03
Vercel
Deploy

Also exploring · Replit · Lovable

Contact

Let's talk.

designbyskanda@gmail.com