Amrutha A
About Amrutha A
Amrutha A is a User Interface Designer currently employed at Impact Analytics, where she has worked since 2019. She has a background in graphic design and holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and Technology from East Point College of Engineering for Women.
Current Role at Impact Analytics
Amrutha A currently serves as a User Interface Designer at Impact Analytics, a position she has held since 2019. In this role, she focuses on creating intuitive and engaging user interfaces that enhance user experience. Her responsibilities include designing presentations specifically for business meetings, ensuring that the visual elements align with corporate branding and communication goals.
Previous Experience at Institute of Baking & Cake Art
Before joining Impact Analytics, Amrutha A worked as a Graphic Designer at the Institute of Baking & Cake Art from 2015 to 2016. During her one-year tenure, she contributed to various design projects that supported the institute's educational programs and marketing efforts. Her experience in this role helped her develop a strong foundation in visual design and client communication.
Educational Background in Engineering
Amrutha A completed her Bachelor of Engineering degree in Information Technology at East Point College of Engineering for Women from 2010 to 2014. This educational background equipped her with technical skills and knowledge in information science and technology, which she applies in her current design work. She also achieved her 12th grade education at Vijaya Main PU College and her 10th grade at Mitralaya Girls High School.
Design Specializations and Skills
Amrutha A specializes in creating digital signage for Quad 42, showcasing her ability to design visually appealing content for various digital platforms. She has a strong track record of meeting client deadlines, demonstrating her commitment to delivering projects on time and maintaining high standards in her work. Her design skills are complemented by her technical education, allowing her to effectively bridge the gap between design and technology.