Jon Mayer Email & Phone Number

Knutsford, Gb

Knutsford

Knutsford

Continued with the tools created before my promotion. Additionally, I have worked on an IT management tool, charting data for all IT teams in the wider WB Games group.I am officially connected to the IT team at TT Games, and I support my IT colleagues with day-to-day tasks where I can, but my primary role remains one of web development. I chose to work permanently from our Knutsford office, although TT Games would allow me to work from home if I wished to.

Knutsford, England, United Kingdom

Created and maintained a variety of in-house web-based tools in PHP/JavaScript/jQuery, including a fully-featured intranet (including a full time management and absence management suite, access request tools for a wide variety of tools (Jira/SVN/Perforce/mailing groups/AD), self-penned news articles, etc), a crash dump cataloguing system, a tool for managing workload planning (with tools which auto-create Jira tickets on a mass scale), our in-house translations management tool which gave all required functionality for text strings to be translated and exported into our games, scheduler tools, an asset management system, a touchscreen visitor management system, and more.During this time I was loosely connected to both the IT teams and the Engine Room teams, although I worked as the sole web programmer.

Knutsford, England, United Kingdom

A brief foray into the world of motion capture, still at TT Games, as we investigated using motion capture for our games, including on The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. During this time I was also doing in-house web development work and occasional periods of QA.

Knutsford, England, United Kingdom

I was hired as Traveller's Tales first embedded QA, and was the only in-house tester for a variety of games, including LEGO Star Wars II, LEGO Batman, LEGO Indiana Jones, Transformers, Bioncle Heroes, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, and several others.

Camden Town, England, United Kingdom

First job out of University. Worked as an in-house tester for a game called Evil Genius, and then briefly as an AI scripter using in-house tools on unannounced projects until the closure of the studio in April 2005.