Led design strategy for Adobe’s AI-powered security scorecard. Helped leadership and security teams surface risk, prioritize action, and align quickly. Partnered with the AI team to explore guidance beyond chatbot patterns.
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Adobe Security is responsible for protecting user data across all products. I was brought in on a short-term contract to design a tool for product-security collaboration. That expanded into an eight-month engagement shaping a scorecard and strategy to help SVPs, VPs, and security champions instantly understand their org’s risk posture. I worked across multiple business units and partnered with Adobe’s AI team to show how AI could go beyond chatbot interfaces and deliver real-time, actionable insights.
Sole designer driving vision and execution across multiple internal security tools
Partnered with the org’s only program manager, distributed engineers, and business stakeholders
Facilitated working sessions with leadership and ops to align product direction
Delivered an AI design strategy integrated into the broader VP-level security vision
Defined systems that translated complex technical data into clear, prioritized guidance
No existing product or tooling to build on, strategy and structure had to start from zero
Limited alignment across teams and regions on security posture or ownership
Required trust-building between US stakeholders and India-based developers
Strict data sensitivity meant product value had to be shown without exposing details
Delivered a unified scorecard that surfaced critical risk areas in seconds
Helped SVPs and VPs identify where to focus without needing to dig into detailed tools
Positioned the platform as a strategic foundation for future AI and security investments
Extended a 20-day contract into an eight-month cross-org engagement
I introduced design and product thinking into an engineering-led org, improving delivery quality and relationships across teams. I helped establish a release cadence, created systems for feedback and iteration, and led workshops that brought ops, security, and leadership into shared decision making.
