Hi, there! Thanks for stopping by. First-generation American, I was born and raised in India, and have been based in San Mateo, CA, for the last 8 years.
I design intelligent experiences that make people feel supported, understood, and in control, especially in moments of uncertainty. At Comcast, I design next-gen reliability experiences that blend GenAI, conversational UX, and proactive messaging to help millions of customers stay connected. From agentic troubleshooting journeys to chatbot intelligence, I explore how emerging technologies can create smarter, more responsive interactions at scale.
My path here has been anything but linear—spanning AI product design at Drift, voice and multimodal UX exploration, and teaching design to students in classrooms around the world. I’ve also designed multilingual conversational experiences, including enterprise French sales and marketing chatbots, and bring fluency in Hindi to create more inclusive, globally relevant interactions. This background gives me a unique lens: equal parts systems thinker, storyteller, and educator.
I’m especially passionate about simplifying the invisible, i.e., making complex infrastructures, data, and AI behaviors feel seamless and intuitive. For me, great design isn’t just functional. It is thoughtful, adaptive, and quietly powerful.
If you’re a hiring manager or recruiter looking for a designer who can bridge AI, systems thinking, and human-centered design to deliver meaningful impact at scale, I’d love to connect. Reach out at pallavipatke@gmail.com or connect with me on LinkedIn to start a conversation.
Designing in Good Company
From team offsites and casual lunch dates with colleagues to panel talks and local chapter meetups, I thrive at the intersection of human connection and next-gen AI design. These are the brilliant minds and communities that inspire me to build the future of Agentic UX every day.
Beyond Screen
When I’m not designing digital experiences, you’ll find me out on the trails, capturing the world in my sketchbook, and drawing inspiration from the spaces in between.
