Hi! The first thing you should know about me is that—at some level—I am a game development polymath (I am interested and versed in most of the major topics/stages of game development). Some might call me a "Jack" in this regard, but the work I've done in the game industry so far—whether as a job, as a hobby, as a subject of study, or any combination thereof—has led me to develop two high-level areas of expertise in particular:(1) Engineering Systems(2) Designing User ExperiencesNow, you might be thinking these two subjects are quite different, and are staffed quite separately in our industry. I do see how that thinking works, but I challenge you to broaden your view a bit: IF a person such as myself really does possess strength in these two things, then they are recombining/repurposing them at will on a daily basis. So, to keep it short, such a person could be applied to:(3) Designing Engineer Experiences ~ "devs are users too!"(4) Engineering Design Systems ~ "liberate your designers!"(5) Experiencing Engineered Designs ~ "dogfood your bloody games!"(6) etc... Still with me? :)(Feel free to bring this up in conversation! Love a good dialectic.)#######################Some more general skills of mine that are definitely stronger than average:- Architecture. I believe problems are structural in nature, growing ever taller—thus, the most natural solution to a problem should have a complimentary and solid structure, too. In the absence of an architect, the only thing you achieve by moving bricks around is physical exercise.- Game Engines, Tools, and Languages. I have used most of the big boys, and have studied the inner workings of my favorites over many years. Unity, Unreal, godot, Cocos*, GameMaker, ... not going to list everything here.- Source Control. I've been dubbed a "Git Guru" by my coworkers, although I still have a bit more XP to gain before I can evolve into a "Git God". I also have experience working with lock-based VCS like Perforce and (what used to be called) PlasticSCM.- Deep Investigation, Research, and Analysis. This includes several scopes of profiling and debugging. Have to mention it, because it's what landed me every promotion in the industry I've earned (so far).#######################www.leviperez.dev = My personal website, where you can find a bit more about me and other cool stuff from time to time.— and yes, I really have been making video games since 2005, albeit nothing good until recent years :)If you'd like to know more details of my experience level, or play any of my games, shoot me a message!