• After joining the company, I quickly became a member of the board, influencing our vision, mission, direction, and management.• I was responsible for determining workforce needs, setting criteria, creating job postings, reviewing candidates, conducting interviews, and hiring decisions.• I was involved in determining work priorities, identifying risks, ensuring coordination among team members, scheduling game-related tasks, observing gaps in workflow and routine, devising solutions to emerging issues, and implementing those solutions. I worked to maximize team productivity and achieve global quality standards.• I was responsible for publisher research, Pitch Deck preparation, applications, and email correspondence. • I took on roles in market research, establishing criteria for marketable products, and creating marketing plans. Additionally, I produced posts for marketing purposes and edited some videos.• I worked on community management. I contributed to setting up our Discord server and Steam Discussion Hub, communicating with the game's community, gathering feedback, and resolving technical issues.• For the music of Swarm Grinder, I conducted research and composed tracks. Once we collectively decided on our needs, the game's final music was produced by a more experienced musician. I handled all necessary communications and directions with the musician. I also managed communications with SFX freelancers.• I designed a few sound effects for Swarm Grinder and edited some.• When needed, I coded systems and gameplay elements in Unity.• I continuously provided feedback to the art team, and in some instances, I also crafted pixel art for the game. While no artwork in the game is directly credited to me, several pieces were produced or refined based on my contributions and guidance.• Besides contributing to the general game design of Swarm Grinder, I also worked on UX design.

Regular Duck has been rebranded as Last Bite Games.