I develop integrations for access control systems, as well as provide primary support for our off-the-shelf DAX product for higher education.

Custom Solutions. Team Lead starting November 2020.

I made digital and print media, and redesigned MULD's website.

I wrote articles about game design and conducted interviews related to specific article topics for EGF's online media outlet.

I assisted with various development projects and the redesign of user interfaces that integrated access control products.

I was the Project Lead on a game for Fast Ferrets Media, a sub-company under Marshall Pet Products Inc. I lead a team comprised of three people (including myself) to make a mobile game intended for promotional purposes for Marshall's products.My role as Producer was to lead the design and development of a game, managing the team's tasks, and ensuring steady progress of the game. I coordinated all work meetings and emails for the team to maintain communication between the developers and employers. I was also responsible for producing art assets and implementation of said assets in game. I also added programming to my list of skills on this game, as I'd spent a lot of my time setting up UI/UX and ensuring there were no strange glitches in the game.This game is made in C# using Unity. Assets are made in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

Under the supervision of a professor, this game project was designed to teach the dilemma known as “tragedy of the commons”, using the accessibility of mobile networking to interact with online players.I was part of the initial game design process, and helped to design the theme and gameplay. I also design and produce art assets using Adobe Photoshop for use in game.

Blind Horizon Studios is an independent video games development company based in Rochester, NY, and founded by myself and three other students. We are interested in developing games with purpose, pushing the medium in new and interesting directions.

I wrote articles in news, leisure, and features.

Worked with the new MAGIC division at RIT as an artist on a project presented and endorsed by JPMorgan Chase. I worked mostly remotely, and created 2D assets for the game with a focus in architecture. I was also part of the small team that initially designed the idea for this project.

I specialize in the Shumway Submarine Sandwiches shop, but have worked other positions at this dining location.

An independent game development group of students at RIT, we made computer games in C#/XNA. I used to create and design as an artist for the team, making decisions that influenced the overall look and feel of the game.

As a Marketing Intern, I managed social networking for a Realtor, made and produced fliers for advertisement, updated a database of contacts, sent out emails, and managed and developed his main marketing and profile websites.