CloudFabrix Software — Frontend Developer (Intern)
Sept 2026 (2 months). Project: agentic AI platform focused on autonomous IT operations. Built interactive, user-friendly web interfaces using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap.
Visual Communication graduate based in Hyderabad, India. Open to internships and first roles.
I’m Sree Thanvi Kotharu, a Visual Communication graduate and creative designer focused on UI/UX, branding, graphic design, and digital media. I enjoy turning ideas into simple, meaningful, and visually engaging experiences. My design approach combines creativity, research, and an understanding of how people interact with visual and digital content.
I work with Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro, while continuously exploring new tools and techniques. Beyond design, I enjoy photography, video editing, and experimenting with new creative ideas.
Sept 2026 (2 months). Project: agentic AI platform focused on autonomous IT operations. Built interactive, user-friendly web interfaces using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap.
Event planning mobile app (UI/UX) · Role: UI/UX Designer
A mobile app concept that brings event services, packages, products and vendors into one platform. Covers user research, information architecture, user flows, wireframes, UI design and prototyping across 14 screens.
Event design for a college Mock Assembly · Role: Event Designer
Overall event design for SASANA SABHA, a college-level Mock Assembly: logo, banners, pamphlets, social media posters, placards, T-shirts, ID cards and event tags, all printed and used at the live event.
Eyewear brand identity — Where Vision Meets Aura · Role: Brand & Visual Designer
A conceptual eyewear brand built from research (including a showroom visit and interview): logo, stationery, packaging, banners, ID card, uniform, cap and original spectacle frame designs.
Certificate & merchandise design (GITAM × MIT-WPU) · Role: Graphic Designer
Certificate of Appreciation and program tote bag for the National Academic Immersion Program, organised by the Department of Media Studies, GITAM, with MIT World Peace University.