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Chicago, IL, US

As an expo/food runner — checking to make sure dishes have been prepared correctly, garnishing them, and bringing them to tables.As a host — taking calls, handling to-go orders, and seating people efficiently.

Austin, TX, US

Waited tables — helping guests find what they'd like, quickly delivering it to them, and assisting anyone who needs it.

Salt Lake City, Utah, US

Performed all front of house duties — selling tickets and concessions, making espresso drinks and food, cleaning theaters, and maintaining the video archive.

Orlando, FL, US

As a host — using OpenTable, seating guests, directing phone calls, handling reservations and to-go orders.As a supervisor — leading the front of house staff, solving important problems, managing money, counting stock, entering data, and closing up.

Collaborated with a team of 14 on the planning, making, and publishing our own game: a humorous infinite runner about trying not to break eggs.- Focused the team with design discussions and an updated design document - Lead level and sound design through many iterations- Programmed many special effects, both visual and sound- Used the Unity Engine's.

Salt Lake City, Utah, US

Taught a week-long course to a class of 13 children, ages 6 — 10, on basic 2D game development, using the GameFroot engine to help them create their own 2D platformer.

Collaborated with a team of 4 on an experimental narrative game.- Collected and edited all of the sounds and music for the game- Wrote code to transform audio in real-time, creating an atmospheric soundscape that changed to fit the mood- Added special effects, enhancing the mood and communicating ideas

Instructed week long courses of 10—25 children, ages 8—15, on how to create a 2D platformer using GameMaker.- Organized lesson plans that kept each class on track progression-wise while allowing room for diversions, such as unique mechanics a class might want to create- Encouraged creativity in every step of the process so that each child's game was unique