Sanjay Basavaraju

Sanjay Basavaraju has over 13 years of professional experience in the design field. Sanjay began their career in 2007 as a Design Intern at Ticket Design. In 2010, they Co-founded Design Director at Avalokana. Sanjay then founded To Brand in 2012 and was a Brand Specialist. In 2014, they became a Principal Designer at Globant, where they led key design-centric initiatives and evolved curriculum for end-to-end UX training. In 2016, they were a User Experience Design and Branding Consultant, a Brand Consultant at University of Oslo Library, and a Director of Marketing at Bonzai - The Intelligent Creative Platform. In 2017, they were a Sr. UX Designer at Tally Solutions Pvt Ltd. In 2019, they were Co-Founder, Product & Growth at Utterwise AI. Currently, they are the Head of Design and Design Evangelist at Signeasy.

Sanjay Basavaraju's education history is as follows: Sanjay attended Nirmala Convent from 1983 to 1992 for their schooling. Sanjay then attended Marimallappa's High School from 1992 to 1995 for their 10th SSLC. After that, they attended Marimallappa's PU College from 1995 to 1997 for their 12th Pre-University in Science. Sanjay then attended University of Mysore from 1997 to 2000 for their Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Physics and Electronics. Sanjay then attended MICA | The School of Ideas in 2001 for a Certificate course in Copywriting and Advertising. Finally, they attended the National Institute of Design from 2006 to 2010 for their Post Graduation in Design. Sanjay also holds additional certifications such as a Deutsch (German) Language - Start A1 Level from Goethe Institut - Max Mueller Bhavan, Pune, India (2017), a Commerce Examination Certificate from Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (1996), a Senior Certificate in Environment Science Examination from Development For Environment Education Project Association (DEEPA) (1994), a Pre-Senior UN Information Test Certificate from United Schools Organisation of India (1993), and a Certificate in Crafting Advertisements from MICA (2001).