Filled the tech shoes in a small indie team creating a video game ("Bear and Breakfast"). Took the role starting from the prototype phase and drove it through the entire development cycle. (pre-production, production, post-production & porting)The game launched in 2022 and was a success, having hundreds of thousands of players over multiple platforms (PC, Nintendo Switch & Playstation)

Worked on a Premium Mobile game, called "Forgive Me, Father...".Product of my own company, called Liberty Field.Did the design, narrative and programming for it.Outsourced Art & Sound.Did the publishing and marketing content.

Worked as a freelance developer for a single client, Metagame Studio. (awesome guys)C# and Unity. Worked on whatever needed doing, including gameplay, freemium services and platform deployment.

Worked alone on an unreleased game, called Ad Dodger. A freemium mobile game, featuring a free-fall mechanic, derived from the well-known runner-type mechanic.Used C# in Unity3d. Also developed tools & services in Javascript and PHP for it.

Worked as a freelance programmer for multiple clients, on different technologies, including but not limited to C, C#, C++, Java, Javascript.

Developer on a AAA targeted in-house game editor with tasks varying from build systems to 3D.

I was a fireman developer for game teams in critical pre-launch or post-launch situations. Most notable are:- Dungeon Gems - Android (lead developer of a small team in BUC)- Captain America 2 : The Winter Soldier - Android (online services, build system, Android API)- GT Racing 2 : The Real Car Experience - Win8.1/WP8 (online services, windows APIs, technical crisis management)- Cars: Fast as Lightning - iOS ( deployed for 7 weeks in NYC for online issues )- Spider-Man Unlimited - iOS ( lead a support team assigned to implement the Update 3 feature : Clash of the Spiders for 6 weeks )

I worked in a team creating a C++ wrapper over all the necessary Android functionalities exposed in Java.I had to research "Arabization of UIs": The process in which you adjust the UI of an application to the cultural difference of the arabic world.This included:- rendering texts right-to-left with arabic fonts- game UI automated flipping to preserve layout for right-to-left readers- content that might be considered offending in the arabic culture and is not offending in the occidental culture.

I worked as a junior developer on a multi-platform abstractization system which encapsulated multiple in-house libraries under an entry point. The platforms handled by this framework were Windows, iOS and Android.I often detected and fixed bugs on this framework and maintained the build system for it.I also implemented the UI for the samples of this framework in Flash.The main programming language of the framework was C++, but I used Obj-C (for iOS) and Java + JNI (for Android).I also used a mix of batch, bash and python scripts for the build system.