As a game designer at Simcoach Games I-Concept with my team (my art background helps a lot with this)-Prototype (sometimes in Gamemaker Studio 2 and sometimes with pieces of paper)-Learn and incorporate subject matter (very important when making the experiences that we do)-Communicate with clients and subject matter experts-Facilitate, observe, and analyze playtests-Design levels, puzzles and the overall user experience (which I then often setup in Unity)-Create and manage asset lists, resources, and other documents-Extensively play the experiences that we make while carefully examining them through many lensesPrimary tools: 3DS Max, Photoshop, Unity, Probuilder, Miro, and Google SuiteSecondary tools: Gamemaker Studio 2, Adobe Premiere, Adobe AuditionI contributed design efforts to over 30 games/interactive experiences, some of which can be seen below (some of my favorites are not publicly available, but you can ask me about them!)In addition to the experiences that I worked on directly, I've contributed substantial quality assurance and testing efforts to about 30 other titles. My teammates will tell you that I have a special knack for breaking things (in a good way).

As a game artist at Simcoach Games I-Modeled, textured and rigged mobile-ready assets for Unity with a focus on objects and environments, both stylized and "photorealistic"-Created mobile-ready 2D assets such as sprites and UI elements-Modeled, textured and rigged assets for pre-rendered videos and animations-Animated 3D and 2D objects-Created visualizations for game and video concepts-Took on extra design work and responsibilities as they became availablePrimary tools: 3DS Max, Photoshop, and UnitySecondary tools: Premiere, Flash, Audition, and IllustratorI contributed art to over 30 games, interactive experiences, and animations, some of which can be seen below:

I modeled and textured various game-ready assets and rendered animations for a few different companies (including Simcoach Games from 2013 - 2015) and individuals.