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I worked on software used in haptics user studies.

Contracted to the Editor team to help maintain and improve the in-house application used to build the Halo games.

Contracted to the Tools & Automation team to help maintain and improve the in-house application used to build the Forza games.

Worked on updating the UI for Minecraft Pocket Edition, including most of the development work for the new Settings screen. Work was mostly in C++ and JSON.

I worked on a number of augmented reality games and demo apps for Unity using different third-party libraries, including Vuforia, OpenCV, and RealSense.

I worked on the game SolTera using Unreal Engine, mostly on early mob AI.

I worked on internal, backend systems that stored data received from other internal systems and passed on or made available said data to yet more internal systems.

Worked on the Cafe World team adding content and developing great new features.

Had a great time developing awesome things for other Googlers. I don't think I can say anything else, other than that this was the most wonderful workplace I've ever been in and I hope to work there again someday after getting a few years of industry experience elsewhere.

I worked as the main programmer developing a visual simulation of organism evolution using the Unity3D environment. The finished simulation went on display at the Virginia Museum of Natural History's "Darwin: Evidence & Evolution" exhibit, which ran from February 7 to April 23 of 2009.I worked under Professors Eric Standley (School of Visual Arts, Art and Art History Department) and Yong Cao (School of Engineering, Computer Science Department).

I worked on the Sharepoint Designer team and coded a feature called the Workflow Property Grid.