Muhammad Nazimuddaula

NEURA Robotics builds cognitive humanoid and service robots meant to work alongside people in homes, retail, and industry, sensing, learning, and acting with a degree of autonomy, spanning the 4NE1 humanoid and MiPA household robot, connected through Neuraverse.

• Lead UI/UX design across Neuraverse with a larger team and wider scope, as partners and requirements grow more complex and data-driven.
• Own the design system at an organizational level, use AI-assisted prototyping to speed up component iteration, and mentor other designers working within it.
• Continue growing the UI/UX team from the ground up and refine how it collaborates with external partners.

• Learned the intricacies of robotic processes and converted them into an understandable user interface, in a space with few established resources.
• Sketched the first draft of Neuraverse's digital twin: programming a robot without code, and how developers contribute to the ecosystem.
• Helped build the UI/UX design team from the ground up and created the initial process for working with external teams.

Note on titles: started as Solution Architect (UI/UX), a title created to reduce the gap between design and technical teams. The functional title was always Senior UI/UX Designer; responsibilities stayed the same throughout.

KONA SL is the Bangladesh arm of KONA, a global smart card technology provider active in 90+ countries, powering systems behind 30+ local banks and 120 million daily users.

• Led product strategy for a cross-border fintech platform for Bangladeshi migrant workers in South Korea.
• Owned the PSP license application, designed the first wallet prototype, and led user research in South Korea.
• Also redesigned KONA SL's corporate website.

Chaldal is Bangladesh's largest grocery delivery platform, delivering daily essentials within the hour through a dense network of micro-warehouses.

• Led brand communication across content, media buying, and PR.
• Produced a 5-part video commercial series with leading directors and celebrities.

• Drove Chaldal Pay's PSP license with Bangladesh Bank and designed its first prototype.
• Designed the Referral Program and the Egg Club loyalty brand, and contributed to a later redesign of the core app.

Maya was a digital health platform connecting patients with doctors and health services across Bangladesh.

• Led a full redesign of the main website and stood up the company's first iOS app development process.
• That work fed into the company's pitch for its next funding round, which closed shortly after.

Deligram was an omnichannel e-commerce platform, serving customers both online and offline.

• A brief stay, ending before the role fully took shape, but pushed for one unified product experience across mobile and desktop.

G&R was Bangladesh's first online advertising platform, built at a time when there was no local playbook for digital advertising.

• Led through Genex's acquisition of the company, which helped take Genex public through IPO.

• Building it meant inventing process alongside product. Led a 50-person team through nine years of that, in a market with no precedent to copy from, as much about building the organization as building the product.
• G&R's work was featured by Google at Google I/O 2014.