Aishwarya holds a Master's degree in Architecture, specializing in Heritage Conservation and Urban Regeneration from CEPT University. With over three years of experience as a Conservation Architect in India, she contributed to notable government projects like the Parliament of India and Gandhi Ashram. She possesses expertise in various aspects of architectural and restoration work, including building regulations, drawing stages, material testing, and client presentations. Additionally, she has experience in community engagement, research, and communication.

Recently, she joined Pringle Richards Sharratt, where she has made significant contributions to National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported projects such as the grade II* listed Ipswich Museum and Tilbury Riverside Station. Currently, she is actively involved in documenting and reviewing the Tilbury Riverside Station project for NLHF funding and planning applications, focusing on Conservation Plans, Gazetteers, Heritage Statements, and Condition Reports.