Dave Proctor Email & Phone Number

Oxford, Gb

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

Oxford, United Kingdom

Oxford, United Kingdom

One of 3 founding development members of NaturalMotion Games.Initially concentrating on design & implementation of a game engine used for "Backbreaker" on console (Xbox 360 and PS3). Since 2012, created and lead the "CGT" team which ported and extended the client game engine for use on mobile platforms. This was used in both "Clumsy Ninja" and "Dawn of Titans". At the same time, the team was responsible for creating the server side infrastructure, encompassing live user facing services as well as analytics systems.My expertise in development is concentrated on the client side rather than the server side. During my years at naturalmotion I have become more concentrated on team leadership and my management abilities, but still ensured I have remained active as a developer. Over the last few years, I have become very knowledgeable of OpenGL - and most recently both Metal on iOS and Vulkan.

Oxford, United Kingdom

Co founded Razorworks in 1997 with 3 others. From 1997 to 2000 working on two PC multi-player helicopter simulators. "Apache Havoc" was released in late 1998, and the sequel "Comanche Hokum" was released at the beginning of 2000. During 2000, the company was acquired by Empire Interactive, and pivoted development to console games (PS2 and the original XBox). I worked on:Ford Racing 2 (Oct 2003)Ford Racing 3 (late 2004)Ford Street Racing (mid 2006)Throughout my time at Razorworks, aside from company & management responsibilities, my development efforts were centered around the architecture of the in-house game engine and art asset pipeline. For the later titles, a lot of my time was spent on optimizing - specifically the rendering but perhaps more importantly the art asset pipeline to ensure the art team had very quick iteration times.