I developed game user interfaces for the titles Camelot Unchained and Final Stand: Ragnarök, primarily working in a Typescript/React codebase. Additionally, I made contributions to the front end (C++) and back end (C#/C++) of the proprietary engine these games run on.

I independently released a multiplayer web browser game titled RetroMMO, in an early access state. I maintain the project and release updates regularly, and I coordinate a small team of active contributors including programmers, pixel artists and game audio designers. RetroMMO gathered ~20k registered users in its first year of operation, and that number continues to grow. The game runs on a custom full-stack Typescript game engine which I built from scratch, relying on websockets for networking and WebGL for graphics rendering.

I developed game clients for web-based slot machine games, following specifications and mockups to implement client features. All development was using a proprietary game engine built in Typescript. My work had a heavy focus on asynchronous involving networking with the game server.

I served a lead role at an e-commerce startup, building a peer-to-peer rental marketplace. I worked closely with the CTO to develop the platform from the ground up, primarily using LAMP stack with the Laravel framework. I also worked on the custom deployment pipeline, built on AWS EC2 Linux servers. I developed a React Native mobile app for the marketplace which released on iOS and Android.

As the sole developer, I built presentational and e-commerce websites for Spectruss and its clients. The majority of the projects were built with Wordpress using custom themes and plugins that I developed. Some projects used a Typescript/React front-end, leveraging Wordpress as a headless CMS for the back-end. I maintained deployment pipelines and hosting using WHM/cPanel on CentOS Linux.