I'm an interface between 3rd party devs published by Oculus, and internal Oculus teams.I see what's wrong from external peoples' eyes, and push internally to get them fixed. Sometimes I write the code for the fix too.

I created and ran a small game studio (6 team members, ~5 contractors). We shipped Wintermoor Tactics Club (2020) on Steam, Switch, XB1 & PS4 in 5 languages (published by Versus Evil). It has an 81 Metacritic, 92% positive Steam reviews, and everyone involved is proud of it. I did most of the programming, hired / fired, and created a culture of success.

I coded gameplay systems for Rocket Arena, a multiplayer shooter built in Unreal.

I worked with researchers and interns on VR hardware and software. Mostly, coded tools/pipelines for creating & measuring user studies. Also, reduced tech debt on existing codebases.

I was the sole full-time programmer for Forge mode on Halo 5: Guardians. Worked with systems & level designers, artists, and other programmers to make it better than any previous Forge mode.

Worked on R&D and Kinect projects for X360 and XB1. GPGPU programming, machine learning algorithms, assembly optimization, multi-threading code, and writing and reading whitepapers. Also helped ship Nike + Kinect Training and Xbox Fitness.

As part of a team of 10 interns, I helped design and implement a game idea from concept to feature- and code-complete. I handled gameplay and rendering code in Unity. C#, HLSL.

GrayMatter creates control systems for driving with unmanned vehicles.I wrote in Java, with some 3d rendering in OpenGL. Code had to be efficient and bug free, as it ran in real time on a moving autonomous vehicle. Surprising amounts of linear algebra, too.