Currently building Robot Toolworx

Hi, I'm Rajmi Doshi I design human-centred experiences, grounded in research.

Founding product designer based in New York City 🗽

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about me!

what’s up

I’m a founding product designer who trained as an architect, so I can’t stop thinking about how people move through things ✨ I care about research before pixels, accessibility from day one, and the tiny details that make a product feel calm. 🎨

Rajmi on a rocky summit above the sea
up a mountain ⛰
Testing a VR prototype in the lab
in the VR lab 🥽
User research IA & user flows Design systems Prototyping Accessibility

My recent work

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My process

I create clarity when the solution isn’t obvious.

When I joined Robot Toolworx there was no product yet, just an idea. I start with the people on the other side of the screen, then build the structure, flows and system that hold everything together.

Currently

Founding product designer at Robot Toolworx, building an AI workspace for maintenance teams and the design system underneath it.

01 / Research before pixels

Know who’s on the other side of the screen.

A technician on site and a manager in an office use the same software very differently. I map those journeys before I open Figma.

02 / Plan it like a building

Structure first, surfaces second.

Trained as an architect, I work out information architecture and user flows the way you’d plan how people move through a space.

03 / Systems, side by side

Screens and the system grow together.

Type, colour, icons and components evolve with every feature, so the product stays consistent and accessible as it scales.

Flying a kite at the Washington Monument
Lower Manhattan from the water
Exploring a cave full of stalactites
Strawberry picking on a sunny day
The Brooklyn Bridge and skyline at night
A sunny brunch spread
Sunset on the beach
Flowers and menus at a café table
Sunset over the water
On the rocks by the sea at dusk
On a forest trail above the water
Autumn mountains

Beyondwork

Always curious, rarely without a camera. Research on VR in classrooms, long walks around New York, and plenty of time with the people who make me, me.

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