Himanshu
Kalra

I design for people making high-stakes calls, lately security analysts working alongside AI. Senior UX and Product Designer, research-led. Newest work first; start with the highlighted rows.

Now

Open to Senior UX and Product Designer roles.

Designing AI security software by day.

Learning German, A2 toward B1.

Writing

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YearKindTitle
2026DesignDeciding what an AI may do without a personOn request

How an analyst reads an AI's verdict, and what the AI may do without a person. Enterprise AI SOC platform, shipped in 1.0.

2026DesignDashboards for the analyst and for the person who paysOn request

One view for what needs an analyst now, one for whether the AI is worth it, and a spec that lives inside the prototype.

2026DesignThe research repository that became the team's AI agent

A searchable repository of 88+ studies, later the base of a UXR agent that joins research with telemetry and sales data.

2026DesignUnobeyable

Why technical people stop trusting security warnings, from printers on the office network to internal servers, and a redesign that saves the loud warning for real change.

2026ResearchReversibility is not reliability

What ~35 security professionals across four regions taught an enterprise AI SOC product about where trust in an autonomous system starts, and where it stops.

2026ResearchThe redesign experts rejected

A modern redesign of a security operations platform lost to the build it replaced.

2026ResearchThe most important column wasn't on the list

How a card sort and 1,880 telemetry events, read together, found the field a security console most needed - one that was never on the list of options.

2026ResearchIndustry WatchUpdated daily

Reads about 46,000 open roles at 77 employers every morning and maps where tech and design hiring is heading, from AI labs to banks.

2026ResearchClicked Through

I went looking for why technical people click past security warnings.

2026ResearchThe Human Element

10,042 public security incidents and where interfaces set people up to fail.

2026ToolGround ViewUpdated daily

What the world is reading today: Wikipedia's most-read pages in 22 languages, placed on a globe.

2026Toolfieldnotes

Builds a forum corpus you can defend in a methods section: every run writes a sampling log of what was asked for, what came back and what was excluded.

2026ToolResearch De-identifier

Drop in an interview transcript and it finds the names, emails and places and swaps them for pseudonyms that stay consistent, so the transcript is still readable afterwards.