Hire Udayjeet Kumar Aggarwal

Full-time roles as a brand designer, brand identity designer, product designer, UI/UX designer or visual designer, and freelance or contract projects alongside them. The work he is strongest on is brand identity and the digital products those brands live in: the same person doing the identity system and the interface it appears in, which most teams have to hire twice for.

From October 2026, which the final year of his degree allows for: Chitkara Design School permits final-year students to take full-time roles. He is open to conversations now and currently at Kins Agency, so the useful first email is the role and the timeline rather than a request for a call.

Within two working days, to every serious enquiry, including the ones the answer is no to.

A product team that is genuinely committed to what it is building and intends to change its market: the YC-shaped end of the spectrum rather than the maintenance end. The specific draw is a team that treats brand as part of the product rather than as something bought in after the interface is finished, because that is the seam his work sits across.

On-site or hybrid in New Delhi, India; remotely with teams anywhere in India; remotely worldwide; or relocating. He is based in New Delhi, India and works in IST, which overlaps a full working day with Europe and the first half of one with the US East Coast.

Within India, he will relocate anywhere the role requires, for the right role and package. Internationally he holds a passport but no existing work authorisation, so a role outside India would need sponsorship, which is worth establishing in the first email rather than at the offer stage.

Practising since 2020, across 10 clients, independently, on contract, and through an agency (Kins Agency). 5 of those engagements are published here as full case studies rather than as portfolio images, which is the fastest way to judge how he thinks rather than what he can render.

Yes: B.Des Communication Design at Chitkara Design School, graduating 2027. The client work started 2020 and predates it, so the practice is not a course project: it ran through school and university and is still running. The final year permits full-time employment, so a role starting October 2026 runs alongside it rather than waiting on the degree.

Both, and the combination is the point. He builds the identity (typography, art direction, packaging, motion) and then designs the product it lives inside, so the brand does not get handed over at the interface boundary and quietly rewritten by whoever builds the screens.

Brand design, Typography, Motion graphics, Illustration, Generative design, Experimental imagemaking, Design research, Publication design, Video editing, Product Design. In practice that means a brief can go from positioning through identity, art direction and packaging to a working interface and the motion that carries it, with one person accountable for the whole thing.

Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Cavalry, Blender, Glyphs, p5.js. Motion is built in Cavalry, typeface and letterform work in Glyphs, generative work in p5.js, and interface work in Figma. This site is designed and built by him in Next.js, React, Tailwind and Sanity, which is the shortest available answer to whether he can work with engineers.

Playit, LML, Mage Loyalty, Oriole Entertainment, Tres Palabras, GrabMe, Across Assist, BrandBang, among others, spanning consumer brands, entertainment, education, mobility and travel assistance, at company sizes from founder-led startups to established names re-entering a market.

Yes. Freelance and contract projects run alongside employed work, and have since 2020. Say the scope and the deadline in the first email and he will say whether it fits.

By scope, not by a published rate: a two-week identity sprint and a months-long product engagement are not the same unit of work. Send what the brand is, what has to exist at the end, and the date it has to exist by, and a figure comes back inside two working days.

The case studies are on this site, and his LinkedIn, Behance, Instagram and Medium profiles are listed in the footer of every page. Or email udaymadethis@gmail.com and ask for anything that is not published.