Led development of 'Pumpkin's Revenge', a roguelike card game with forward-moving gameplay. As the primary technical contributor in a team of three, I was responsible for:• All programming aspects• Game design• Shader development• VFX creationCollaborated with an artist to bring the project from concept to release on Steam & Mobile.

Led development of multiple hyper-casual games from concept to completion. Directed team members while actively contributing to all aspects of development, including programming and design. Guided artists and designers, ensuring efficient collaboration and timely project delivery.

Developed a gamified app for a smart home company, focusing on editor scripting and core system implementation. Created custom tools to enhance workflow and integrate smart home device assets. Built key gameplay features showcasing various smart home functionalities. Worked closely with product experts to ensure authentic representation of their technology in-game.

QA Engineer at YGA's WeWalk, a company developing smart canes for visually impaired individuals. Conducted comprehensive quality assurance testing on both the physical device and accompanying navigation software. Ensured reliability and accuracy of GPS-based user navigation features. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to identify and resolve hardware and software issues, contributing to improved accessibility and functionality of the smart cane ecosystem.

Performed QA testing and engineering tasks, gradually transitioning into game development work. Responsibilities included bug identification, test case creation, automation and contributing to game features. Gained hands-on experience in quality assurance, game programming, and UI development. Collaborated with development teams to improve game quality and implement new functionalities.

Designed and developed websites for local businesses over a year. Handled visual design and front-end implementation using standard web technologies and Photoshop. Collaborated directly with business owners.