Responsible for leading the asset creation team to efficiently create high quality assets. Determine the scope of upcoming projects and develop a creation plan. Manage creation process, assigning and reviewing finished assets to ensure they meet quality and scientific content requirements. Create assets if needed. Configure game engine scenes to include in our products. Setup projects for the next phase of the production process. Contribute new features to core VueJS app.

Principal Investigator on 2 Small Business Innovation Research Grants from The National Institute of Health. Principal Investigator on a Small Business Innovation Research Grant from The National Science Foundation. I'm very excited about using Unity to show just how cool science is to students.

Create art assets (models, textures, technical) to be included in our interactive simulations and video games (Unity). Scripting (c#) in simulations and video games.

Queued Replay decks during events. Ran V-Play software for putting video on Video Board.Updated out of town scores.

I create whatever the client desires. Everything from illustrating submersible pumps to animating muscle fibers. I create and publish everything from start to finish.

I created and animated various diseases for illustration in the Glass Horse Colic Software.

I created a website for Southeast Energy Assistance to help the public learn about SEA's services and programs.

I was a Lead Animator in an externship at the University of Georgia. We created animations and models for Perpetual Motion Films to be used in their documentary: The Russian Navy. The Russian Navy aired on the History Channel in June 2007.As a lead animator, I helped collect assets created by the rest of the class to be used in the final animations. I worked with other leads outside of class hours to complete the shots required by Perpetual Motion Films.

I created an animation illustrating the flight path of a Titan II intercontinental ballistic missile. This animation was created during an externship with the University of Georgia. This animation aired on the History Channel under The Boneyard: Where Machines End Their Lives in 2005.