Aadesh Mistry

Product Design and UX leader with 20+ years of experience building enterprise SaaS platforms, operational workflows, and data-intensive products across media, cloud, automation, and analytics domains. Proven track record leading cross-functional product initiatives, scaling high-performing global design teams, and driving platform-level UX strategy for complex enterprise ecosystems. Strong expertise in workflow automation, design systems, operational UX, and AI-augmented product design practices.

Known for combining systems thinking, user-centered design, and business strategy to simplify high-complexity environments, improve adoption, and accelerate product execution across globally distributed teams.

Senior Manager – Product Experience Design at Amagi Media Labs (2022-07 – Present)

• Lead product design strategy across Amagi's enterprise cloud media and broadcast operations ecosystem spanning scheduling, automation, content operations, monetisation, and operator workflows.
• Driving UX modernisation initiatives for complex real-time operational platforms used by global broadcast and media operations teams.
• Led the design of automation-driven scheduling and conflict management workflows involving rule-based systems, prioritisation logic, and operational safeguards for live broadcast environments.
• Built and scaled a multidisciplinary team of 10+ designers, researchers, and content specialists while establishing scalable DesignOps and UX governance frameworks.
• Established structured design review, documentation, and handoff standards improving collaboration efficiency across Product, Engineering, and Design teams.

Senior Manager – Product Design at BMC Software (2016-06 – 2022-07)

• Directed UX strategy for enterprise cloud platforms across automation, cloud cost optimisation, and security management domains supporting large-scale B2B customers and revenue-critical product lines.
• Led cross-functional modernisation initiatives aligning legacy enterprise workflows with scalable cloud-native experiences.
• Rolled out a unified enterprise design system improving UI consistency, accelerating product delivery, and reducing design effort across distributed product teams.
• Facilitated strategic design workshops and stakeholder alignment sessions improving organisational design maturity and cross-functional collaboration.
• Mentored and managed multi-disciplinary design teams across complex enterprise product ecosystems.

Vice President – Product Design at Innoplexus (2015-09 – 2016-06)

• Established the product design function; hired and scaled a team of 10+ designers and researchers.
• Led the design of Ontosight, a pharma data intelligence platform, improving user task efficiency and strategic data navigation.
• Partnered with CEO and product leaders to define product roadmap and embed design into business strategy.

UX Architect at ZLemma Analytics (2013-04 – 2015-09)

• Designed ZSort and ZCloud platforms to streamline recruiter workflows—cut screening time by 50% and increased B2B client satisfaction.
• Drove lean UX experimentation cycles with product founders based on direct customer insights.

Lead UX Designer at Clarice Technologies (2010-07 – 2013-03)

• Delivered UX strategy for enterprise and mobile products across education and cybersecurity domains.
• Improved usability scores and feature success metrics through validation and iterative design.

Senior UX Designer at Capgemini (2006 – 2009)

Led UX for fintech platforms at HSBC and RBS.

Senior Interaction Designer at TCS (2005 – 2006)

Designed productivity tools for internal ops.

Early Roles at Various (2000 – 2005)

UX, branding, and web for global clients and startups.

Certified Product Manager in Product Management – Institute of Product Leadership (2018 – 2018)

Certified Usability Analyst (CUA) in Usability Analysis – Human Factors International (2005 – 2005)

Post Diploma in Computer Applications in Computer Applications – SBMP (2000 – 2000)

Diploma in Electronics & Telecommunications in Electronics & Telecommunications – VES Polytechnic (1998 – 1998)