Liam Gilmore Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Texas, United States

The Devhouse Agency is a studio where I tried on many hats and found my niche in game development. With projects and clients ranging from Unity and Unreal co-development, AR/VR experiences, digital twinning, web development, Fortnite maps, various Unity / Unreal IPs, and so much more!The fast-paced high individual accountability environment offered a unique set of challenges allowing me to grow as a developer. By getting out of my comfort zone, I allowed myself to grow and expand my knowledge of development spaces I would have never thought to create in on my own.I did lighting design and performance optimization for all game projects. I often developed core systems in Devhouse’s IP games and took point as a leading developer in client projects of small 2-5 person teams.

Dallas, Texas, United States

The Devhouse Agency was acquired by Journey and then subsequently bought back by the original CEO of Devhouse in July 2023. Here I worked on some high-profile projects that I otherwise would have never had the opportunity to participate in. Projects such as an AR business card for the client KPMG, Digital twinning and lighting of the Saudi Arabian megastructure project "The Line" for the client NEOM, an app showcasing cutting edge Brain Control Interface hardwawre to investors at the KPMG Summits live event, and more!This position was a great opportunity to experience how large companies operate compared to smaller more agile teams.

Murphy, Texas, United States

When I was promoted to assistant manager, I still spent the majority of my time mentoring students. However, I was significantly more client-facing with the student's parents and was encouraged to develop my own curriculum for Code Ninjas to use during their summer camps. This included small JavaScript and C# game development projects and a full week-long summer camp curriculum teaching logic circuits and electrical engineering through redstone in Minecraft.

Frisco, Texas, United States

At Code Ninjas I taught children ages 5 - 14 the fundamentals of programming from their first "Hello World!" to fleshing out full game ideas developed from scratch. I mentored them through the full Code Ninjas curriculum from the basics of pseudocode block coding to JavaScript game development, Lua scripting in Roblox, and finally C# scripting in Unity. Code Ninjas also hosted week-long STEM camps during the summers where I taught groups of 5-10 kids about the fundamentals of 3D modeling, animation, Minecraft mod development, electrical engineering, and much more for full-length school days.