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Oakland, CA, US

Austin, TX, US

I worked on Dimensional Double Shift, a VR hand-tracked multiplayer game built in Unity. I led small cross-discipline teams to design and implement features, while communicating ideas, requirements, constraints, and timelines with stakeholders and other teams. On my teams I often provided guidance to less senior engineers. I personally developed features.

Part-time I developed a multiplayer VR escape room prototype for Oculus Quest 2 using Unity and Photon, on a small team. We leveraged pre-made assets and an in-engine video player to make an investor-ready prototype very quickly. I developed a simple build pipeline for publishing to Oculus App Lab.

San Francisco, California, US

I built multiplayer live-hosted experiences for the Oculus Quest and other VR devices, using Unity, Photon, and Amazon AWS. There were 4 full-time developers, and I also collaborated with other programmers, artists, designers, writers, and live actors to improve the game as quickly as possible (Dr. Crumb's School for Disobedient Pets), as well as develop.

Albany, CA, US

At HumaNature Studios I was one of 3 Unity programmers making ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove!, which released March 1st, 2019 on PC, Mac, Linux, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and XBox One. I contributed to all technical domains including gameplay, optimization, testing, localization, console export, and storefronts (Nintendo Switch and XBox). I made.

Palo Alto, California, US

I developed the 3D graphical interface of an indoor navigation app in Unity. I also made on tools to interface between developers, the project manager, and the 3D architect.

Berkeley, CA, US

I worked on a team developing an educational game about how the power grid works, in Unity. My responsibilities included implementing some of the power grid simulation, developing UI, and helping conduct lessons at Berkeley High School.

Santa Rosa, California, US

As an intern for the QA and Test team at Keysight Technologies, I developed full-stack web applications with ASP.NET to visualize results from nightly tests.

Falls Church, VA, US

During my three summers at Northrop Grumman, I worked in a small team on short proof-of-concept engineering projects. From these projects I learned embedded systems programming in C on AVR32 microcontrollers, Verilog and simulation tools for an FPGA board, and how to use Linux and Bash scripting.