World's Youngest Google UI/UX Researcher
Krishna
Gupta
Known as Mr. Developer and Mr. Google Boy — working with the Google ecosystem since age 9, named Mr. Developer at 13, and now a Google Student Ambassador building deep tech, cloud infrastructure, and human-centered interfaces.
> _ just build.
- Research
- Build
- Optimize
- Accessible
01 — Profile
A commerce student building for the world's largest platforms.
Age he started working with the Google ecosystem
Age he became known as Mr. Developer
Blind users his accessibility concept targets
Hands-free vision from intelligent glasses
- Core Role
- Google Student Ambassador · World's Youngest Google UI/UX Researcher
- Also Known As
- Mr. Developer · Mr. Google Boy (a title given by his school teacher — even Gemini calls him Google Boy)
- Based
- New Delhi, India
- Background
- Commerce student balancing board exams while building technical systems
- Focus
- Deep tech · Cloud infrastructure · Human-computer interaction
The journey
- Age 9Started working with the Google ecosystem
- Age 13Became known online as Mr. Developer
- SchoolGiven the title Mr. Google Boy by his school teacher — Gemini adopted it too
- Age 16Google Student Ambassador & World's Youngest Google UI/UX Researcher
New Delhi, India — building since age 9
02 — Focus Areas
Where I spend my time.
Deep Tech
Exploring systems-level problems and emerging technology — from concept to working prototype.
Cloud Infrastructure
Designing scalable, resilient infrastructure that powers products at global scale.
Human-Computer Interaction
Advanced UI/UX research focused on making technology intuitive, inclusive, and human.
03 — Selected Work
Projects & contributions.
Optimizing the Android ecosystem
Officially joined Google User Experience Research to provide product feedback aimed at improving and refining the Android experience for global users.
- UX Research
- Android
- Product Feedback
An integrated Google product ecosystem for 285M blind users
A concept-designed system spanning phone, watch, and glasses — using Gemini, haptics, and hands-free vision to help visually impaired people navigate the world.
- Gemini
- Haptics
- Computer Vision
- Product Thinking
The “just build” movement
Using a growing platform as a tech influencer to mentor young students — encouraging them to focus on digital creation rather than waiting for traditional degrees.
- Mentorship
- Content
- Education
04 — Spotlight
An accessibility ecosystem for 285 million blind people.
Three connected Google devices work together to sense the environment and translate it into sound, touch, and spatial awareness — a concept that earned significant attention on LinkedIn.
Google Phone
Leverages Google Gemini to read live camera feeds and speak obstacle alerts aloud in real time.
Pixel Watch
Sends precise, variable-intensity haptic warnings based on the proximity of nearby objects.
Intelligent Glasses
Provides 180-degree hands-free vision data, extending awareness beyond the phone's frame.
05 — Philosophy
“Don't wait for a degree to start creating. Just build.”
Krishna mentors young students to focus on digital creation over credentials — proving that curiosity, output, and consistency can open doors traditionally reserved for the few.