● Secure VC funding and spearhead the development of AI-driven toolsdesigned to revolutionize creative workflows for 3D artists and game developmentstudios.● Spur innovative scientific research and software development, positioning Hypotheticas a pioneer in AI-assisted creativity long before the mainstream adoption ofgenerative AI.● Manage customer acquisition strategies, business development, and establishkey industry partnerships.

● Oversaw product strategy, production design, and creative vision for the #1 best-sellingVR sports game, NFL Pro Era.● Played a crucial role in securing venture capital, establishing platform relationships,and securing licensing.● Provided mentorship to the CEO, contributing to the company’s growth and successin the VR gaming industry.

● Developed innovative prototypes to set new standards for immersive characterexperiences in Disney parks.● Contributed to "Project Kiwi," bringing the Marvel character Groot to life as asmall-scale free-roaming robot.

● Co-founded the company with Atari creator Nolan Bushnell, pioneering arevolutionary wireless free-roam VR system for location-based entertainment.● Led the development of low-latency, full-body tracking systems capable ofmanaging multiple guests across expansive areas, setting new industry standards.● Dubbed "Goddam Amazing" by TechCrunch.

● Directed the development of original IP titles and award-winning games for clientssuch as Nickelodeon, Warner Brothers, and Sony.● Established Tiny Castle Studios as a leading mobile game development studiothrough high-quality, captivating game experiences.

● Created and produced the tech competition reality show "AppWars," hosted byDanica McKellar.● Successfully sold the show to Sony, setting a new standard in tech-themedentertainment on the Game Show Network.

● Developed "PixieTV," a SmartTV app that revolutionized live TV by integratingreal-time data and audience interaction.● Captured industry attention, leading to the platform's acquisition by Samsung andinfluencing the future of interactive television.

● Led the design and development of the first play-to-earn mobile gaming platform,CashPlay.● Innovated a gamified sweepstakes system combining video games with real-moneyrewards, achieving viral market traction.

● Contributed to the system architecture and gameplay infrastructure for Disney'sStory Engine, which powered "Legends of Frontierland: Gold Rush!" and laid thegroundwork for guest interactivity in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.● Enabled real-time, guest-driven storylines on a theme park scale through immersiveand interactive experiences.

● Led a multidisciplinary team in creating original IP gaming titles for iOS and Android,focusing on vision, creative direction, and monetization strategies.● Solidified AvatarLabs' reputation as a leader in digital storytelling and innovation.

● Developed the first online social marketplace specifically for gamers, pioneering theintegration of social networking with commerce.● Influenced future digital marketplaces, such as Etsy, by demonstrating the power ofcommunity-driven environments."This has never been done before." - Destructoid.com"Get rid of the middleman." - Attack of The Show (G4TV)"The future of game trading." - GamePro Magazine"A GameStop Rival" - Financial Times

● Provided console and handheld game development services to major industryleaders including Sony, MGM Interactive, Hasbro, and Atari.● Worked on innovative projects like Hasbro's ION console, an educational gamingsystem using motion-sensing technology.

In 1999, Fuzzcode launched BackFlip, a business management tool that interfaced with existing e-commerce solutions. BackFlip allowed e-commerce retailers to easily manage all aspects of their business, including sales reporting, automated shipping labels, inventory management, customer service, and automatic anti-fraud screening. BackFlip became the backbone of Russell Simmons' online initiative for Phat Farm clothing line. In 2003 Fuzzcode sold its interest in PhatFarm.com to fashion company Kellwood (NYSE: KWD).

In addition to professional audio engineering and music production projects, my own band Grey Does Matter gained critical acclaim and indie rock popularity. This led to a marketing and distribution deal with Universal Music and the creation of my own label, Pop Rally Records.Later, I established myself as an accomplished freelance music composer and sound designer. I created original music and licensed Grey Does Matter songs to TV, video games, and various interactive products. Clients and projects included: JWT, KPMG, Cadbury, Unilever, W Hotels, MTV, Sirius Satellite Radio, Casio, and 2K Games.