Spatial.is- Investigated ways for incorporating a web browser in a VR environment- Developed a prototype Chromium browser compiled from sourceTURBO Studios- Extended AI system to introduce new, more expressive behaviors- Implemented a set of new game mechanics

I write and run Morning Cup of Coding, a daily newsletter featuring technical articles of all fields of software engineering: https://www.humanreadablemag.com/morningcupofcoding- Developed backend from scratch in Ruby using the Ruby on Rails framework- Backend uses data from Feedly API, Reddit API, and MailChimp API to organize and publish issues- Backend is run on Heroku Production and Test instances with Sidekiq, Redis and PostgreSQL- Market and grow a dedicated readership, currently at 3.7k- Coordinate with authors to provide exclusive content- Offer additional value to readers that support the newsletter through Patreon- Read and research about 200 articles per day and write summaries of a select few- Listen and action on feedback

Owned and operated a small production company.- Rented equipment and studio- Operated a small team that would shoot weddings- Did production on various YouTube and TikTok videos- Started a project to help small local bands to get discovered- Organized workshops- Partnered with clothing company for catalog shooting

Boulis Cafe is a small family-run cafe in Astoria that captures the essence of a Greek cafe: friendly laid-back environment, authentic Greek goods, and affordable prices without compromising on quality.- Took over the business that was failing and managed to bring it around in one year- Maintain a growth of 50% year over year- Maintain a friendly working environment, manage hiring process, payroll, etc- Marketing and advertising through Facebook, Instagram, Yelp, Google, Website- Developed a relationship with the neighborhood by providing the best quality of Greek breakfast goods and maintain an average rating of 4.7 on all major platforms including Yelp, Facebook, and Google- Control inventory of food on a weekly basis - Deal with accounting and all financial responsibilities- And many, many, many, many more...

I was a Game Engineer for TURBO Studios, a mobile F2P eSports game company started with major investments from Softbank, Nexon, McKinsey and GungHo as our publisher.My expert contribution focused on Unity3D client development, external designer tools and artificial intelligence in concert to support and drive my team to success under aggressive time, budget and resource constraints. I architected, built and supported the core gameplay system in C#. The engine was built from the ground up to support standalone execution (outside of Unity engine) for client-to-server communication, AI simulations and more. Additionally, I build from scratch the artificial intelligence system, named Spark, which supported incremental development of new sub-systems, the freedom to use different AI techniques (utility system, influence maps, etc) that could cross-communicate and all that could be executed external to Unity engine, thus supporting simulations, server or client side, for testing/training/etc. A custom in-Unity editor was created that allowed designers to tweak every aspect of the system and author changes without needing a client update.Finally, I built an editor tool inspired by Starcraft's Trigger Editor to allow our designers to script tutorials, test custom mechanics and author new content all without having to edit code or make a new build. The architecture allowed engineers to extend the editor's capabilities trivially while the UI was intuitive and used actual sentences (as opposed to a node-based visual editor) to make building scripts as easy and as understandable as possible.The result was my team being able to rapidly test new mechanics, robustly implement them into the core engine and deploy them on our servers with minimal effort. We were honored by Apple as Best New Mobile Game App in 2016 and featured as Editor's Choice on the Apple Store in North America in April 2017, reaching #5 most popular app across all categories.

I joined Large Animal Games when the company was going through an incredibly growth rate. I was lucky enough to be put in a team of highly skilled engineers and artists that got me up to speed with the project I got assigned. As time went by, I grew from a junior engineer on a WMS Slot Machines project to a lead engineer on a USA Network Card Game project.I was an evangelist of Unity3D and built an in-house build system that helped reduce time and money spent on a manual process that multiple teams used at the time. I also helped educate colleagues with the software, investigated tools that increased productivity,

Worked as an intern during the summer of 1999. I was responsible for developing and designing small websites for local hotels and businesses.