I worked with Anujith for about two years at Vitra.ai, from his internship to his role as UI Designer. He’s one of the quickest learners I’ve worked with, and his curiosity never stopped at design. He wanted to understand how the product was built, how decisions were made, and why things worked the way they did. That made him easy to build with as a developer. We clicked from day one, and any team would be lucky to have him.

I worked with Anujith at Get My Stock while he was designing the app. We had about three months to ship the MVP, and I expected the user research to be the first thing cut for time. It never was. When I asked why a screen worked the way it did, he’d pull up the interview where someone had got stuck on it. That made my job a lot easier.

Anujith is a talented Product designer who brings a strong understanding of users and product requirements to his work. He has a great eye for detail and creates simple, intuitive experiences. I especially appreciate how he works closely with the engineering team and takes the time to compare the implementation with the prototype to catch UI gaps and inconsistencies. He takes ownership of his work and always cares about delivering a polished final experience. He is a great collaborator and a valuable part of the team.

I worked closely with Anujith during the early days of the company, where he was our founding designer. Building a product from the ground up comes with a lot of ambiguity, and I was always impressed by how he handled it. He could take a complicated problem, understand what actually mattered to the user, and turn it into an experience that felt simple and intentional. He also worked incredibly well with engineering — he was open to feedback, understood technical constraints, and cared about how the design actually came to life. Anujith didn’t just design our product; he played a big part in shaping the product itself.

I handled marketing at Get My Stock, so I spent a lot of my time explaining the product to people who’d never seen it before. Anujith made that much easier. Stock management has a lot of detail in it, and the early flows put all of it on screen at once. He worked out what people actually needed at each step and left the rest out, without hiding anything that mattered.

If you’re thinking of working with Anujith, the thing worth knowing is that he tells you early. If something’s going to slip, you hear about it that week rather than on the morning it’s due. He’s honest about what fits in the time there is, and he’d rather ship the version that works than hold out for a perfect one. He doesn’t go quiet when things get difficult either.