Driving Amber's leap to the next level: evolving into the game development agency of choice for partners and players everywhere. Our vision is to assemble the industry's leading talent in production, engineering, design, art and data science into our multi-track studio and service teams, in order to deliver a reference solution for publishers and developers. We're leveraging our expertise in free-to-play design, live operations, cross-platform deployment and parallel launch strategies to deliver world-class game development services, while investing in technology R&D to cement our reputation as innovation partner for creative industries.

Arden is a non-profit charity of the game development community, pursuing educational and cultural programs for social impact.

Pattern is a boutique design agency based in Bucharest, providing branding, video production and web development. Its vision is to aggregate top creative talent via a global network of freelancers in order to offer superlative design services to discriminate customers around the world. It has delivered over 840 projects on behalf of 80 clients and garnered 4 Cannes Lions, 4 Effies and 3 Webstock Awards.

Carbon's mission is to support indie game studios in emerging markets reach their full artistic and commercial potential. The company's long-term social mission is to facilitate the formation of games industry ecosystems, by bringing publishing, incubation, acceleration and operational services to game dev communities in underserved, yet high-potential regions such as Eastern Europe, Latin America and South-East Asia.

Leading a portfolio group within Samsung Electronics America, aimed at expanding the company's software development ecosystem: Developer Program: Responsible for developer outreach, content, social media, training programs and community support. We organize Samsung's presence at 40+ developer events annually, including "Samsung Development Conference", held each year at Moscone Center in San Francisco. Publishing: Overseeing the development, merchandising and marketing of the NA Galaxy Stores (Apps, Essentials, Gifts, Gear, Kids), as well as business development efforts focused on sourcing premium software content and services for the company's consumer electronics product line. Software Solutions: A product development organization supporting "Made for Samsung", the company's co-development partner program, aimed at creating differentiated, cross-platform experiences for Samsung devices (mobile, tablet, wearables, TV and VR). Service Innovation: Pursuing blue ocean innovation in software services, by co-ideating with industry leaders in each product category, partnering with top research agencies and engaging the wider developer community. Operational Services: Offering an array of development services to the internal business verticals and external partners, including Quality Assurance, Customer Experience, Deployment, SysOps, Technical Support and Carrier Relations.

Overseeing Disney Interactive's product development services solution, comprised of over 600 staff distributed across 9 locations on 3 continents and organized in the following functions:Partners: A production group overseeing co-development and licensing projects, responsible for leveraging Disney properties and franchise priorities to deliver high quality entertainment created by external studios and publishers. Games launched in CY13 include My Singing Muppets, Disney Infinity Action!, Ducktales: Scrooge's Loot and Frozen Free Fall.Digital Product Services: A post-production organization focused on the porting, conversion and adaptation of content, in order to maximize revenue opportunities by redeploying the company's product slate to new platforms and international partners. Internationalization: A project management group responsible for sourcing translated text and localized voice-overs in all foreign languages supported by Disney Interactive's product slate, ensuring the content matches Disney franchise standards and providing globalization consulting.Guest Experience: Delivering global customer support, moderation, community management and reporting to the product development verticals at Disney Interactive.Quality Assurance: A global software testing group providing functional, linguistic, certification, live service and system QA services for console, mobile and open web products, as well as handling first party submissions to all platform partners.Operational Intelligence: A group charged with defining the Disney Development Framework, disseminating development best practices, Agile production planning, managing the slate and acting as the PMO of Product Ops.

Leading EAi's product services organization, supporting the company's worldwide mobile development strategy. The Mosaic portfolio comprises product deployment, platform conversion, device launches, embeds, live ops/maintenance, quality assurance and certification. Mosaic's development centers are based in 10 different locations on 3 continents, working with 16+ studios.

Responsible for EA’s shared services portfolio, comprised of seven business units: Quality Assurance, Localization, Customer Experience, Certification, Outsourcing, Motion Capture and Mastering; operating in 15 countries across North America, Europe and Asia, supporting 18 development studios, with over 900 permanent staff and an additional 1,200 contracted resources at peak, for a total budget of $110M. The group supported the delivery of EA’s '09/10/11 product slate, consisting of more than 30 titles per year, deployed across multiple platforms (X360, PS3, Wii, PC, Mac), such as Sims 3, Need for Speed, FIFA, Madden, Dragon Age, Rock Band, Dante’s Inferno and others.

Leading EA's Quality Assurance organization, enabling the dissemination of test strategies, methodologies and tools among all regions; with an aim towards improving the quality of the testing, increasing operational efficiency and broadening the professional scope of the services provided to the development studios.

Leading a fully-integrated studio that developed and launched the mobile games "Medal of Honor" and "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", a Deployment operation covering the product requirements of the European market and an Enabling Technology group focused on R&D. EA Romania was formed through the acquisition of JAMDAT Mobile, so the role entailed responsibility for scaling operations and aligning processes to the practices of the broader company.

Founded the JAMDAT Mobile studio in Bucharest, Romania, subsequently acquired by Electronic Arts; developed the company to a staff of 160+ engineers, artists, producers and testers, including a fully-integrated studio, a Deployment operation covering the product requirements of the European market and an Enabling Technology group focused on R&D and maintaining the operator distribution systems.

Joined the company as the 20th employee, responsible for managing the QA operations in the Los Angeles office, and tasked with maintaining uniform test procedures across the international branches: Montreal and Honolulu. Grew the team from 5 testers to 70+ staff, while simultaneously developing a full set of operational methodologies to support the QA process in the emerging, uncharted field of mobile games development.

Supervised the QA process for 20+ projects, while managing teams of up to 25 testers.

Coordinated testing for various software products and services designed to present, store and share information distributed via the internet.

Credited on 12 titles, including classics like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Medieval Total War, Vampire: The Masquerade, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Civilization: Call to Power.