Bert Snow is a Senior Design Advisor at Muzzy Lane Software. He possess expertise in game design, video games, game development, user interface design, educational games and 21 more skills. He is proficient in French. Colleagues describe him as "Bert Snow is one of those partners where I look for reasons to work with him. Bert brings a remarkable blend of creativity, project management, and orientation to detail that is rare. I love his courage to ask all the questions (especially early on) and bring user/stakeholder voice to the project in all the right spots. Bert led the development of several interactive online learning experiences - some a little gamified and some more simulation-type - about a variety of educational topics. I loved the way he presented options to the project team, and how he guided us towards solutions that worked well from the platform side, and also helped us bring our ideas and goals to life in a way that surpassed our expectations. He is an A+ colleague." and "Bert brings to the table a unique ability to explain art to engineers, and to explain engineering to artists. He is primarily an artist (and a great one), but totally understands the constraints of computing environments and how to make things work well within them. My appreciation of art matured immensely while working with Bert, just because of his passion and his ability to verbalize it. Bert is also a great designer, and equally at ease designing game play or user interfaces. I learned many valuable lessons from Bert about design, including those that you only find out in the "real world". Bert also excels at project planning and management. This was always a challenge in our software startup, and he and I had to work at it together to really make things work, but his organization and dedication always seemed to make it easier. Finally, Bert is just a great person to work with. His easygoing manner, great sense of humor, and lack of panic in dire situations always helped us through our darkest hours, and made our brightest hours that much more fun. Oh, and he's a great bass player, to boot!"