Alan Wolfe Email & Phone Number

Redwood City, Ca, Us

Applied Real Time Rendering Research

Santa Clara, Ca, Us

Spatiotemporal Blue Noise Research, RTXGI UE4 Plugin.

Irvine, Ca, Us

Starcraft 2 & Heroes of the Storm: Engine, Gameplay, Audio, Rendering.Diablo 4: Engine, Rendering.Shared Game Engine: Building a renderer / associated engine parts from the ground up to support a variety of AAA game projects with diverse needs. Modern rendering including PBR, IBL, GI, raytracing, ray marching etc.

Client and server work for games. Objective C, C++, Java, Scala, xcode, git, bash, json serialization, SQL and No SQL databases, cloud hosting etc!

Burbank, Ca, Us

Create web services to support game features (WCF, SQL/noSQL databases, cloud hosting), interface with web services from games (C++, unreal script, C#, lua, json, xml, etc), work with 1st party web services and online platforms (LIVE, gamespy, leaderboards, profile services, XLSP, etc) and also provide support to the game team for engine, tools and gameplay engineering.I had to leave after just a short stay unfortunately when the project I was hired for was cancelled and the studio was having troubles and preparing for layoffs.

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Generalist game, engine and tools programming for xbox 360, PC and other platforms. Co-lead engineer. Porting and prototype work. Web service and game integration (server and client side). Multithreaded and cross platform programming. Custom game engine. C++, lua, xbox 360, PC, Games for windows live. Had to leave due to lack of work for the studio.

Game programmer at monolith / WB games doing Animation programming and general game and engine programming.

Our studio was aquired by WB Interactive Entertainment.I continued to work on Vegas as a simulation programmer, spending most of my time on animation programming and vehicle spawning.

AI and Simulation programming on the next gen open world game "this is vegas".Spent most of my time on animation programming and vehicle spawning.

Tustin, California, Us

Worked on the line rider game (http://www.official-linerider.com/) for PC, Wii, DS and other platforms.Acting lead of Wii version, also designed and implemented content sharing system both client and server side for all line rider platforms (Wii, PC, DS, iPhone, Silverlight, Flash)Worked with outside companies to integrate copy protection software with the PC version, integrate our content server and database with other websites, and supported our web dev and marketing department when needed.Did a lot of work relating to making sure our game conformed to Nintendo Lot Check.

Huntington Beach, California, Us

using C# as well as C++, I was on a small team working on web based intranet applications, the online store, and also the web based software used by retail partners of DC shoes.My primary function was to bring the technology of AJAX to this software but ended up doing a lot of other development tasks as well.Also I programmed software to interface with cybersource for the online store to provide up to the minute reports about the status of orders and order fulfillment.

Working along side long time friends and under our long time martial arts teacher, I taught martial arts a couple days a week to children and adults.Teaching martial arts taught me alot about how to talk to people, how to keep students interested by making things fun (especially children!), how to show people things in ways that make sense and how to keep people moving towards their goals and keep them from getting discouraged.It also taught me how to be a good leader and taught me how to live a happy and successful life.As a personal note, I only taught for a couple of years, but studied for 8 years and received my 1st dergree black belt in August, 2003. I received my rank during a special trip of the Chinese Shaolin Monks coming to the US where they tested people going for new ranks, put on a show for us and taught us some very interesting and challenging things.

Current Solutions is a company which makes web based software for school district management.By the end of my time there I was in charge of - or had a strong say in - nearly everything in the company technology related. I helped make buying decisions about hardware and software, directions the company was going, new product and feature ideas, implementations of aforementioned ideas, communicating with clients, working with users to debug problems and make things better, general maintenance, researching and implementing new technologies and many many other things as well.It was a good experience both in that i was able to contribute a lot, but also that i was able to learn a lot about "real world" programming and business as well.