I'm a technical writer working on source code documentation for a backend video game software called Pragma Engine. I have a bachelor's degree in English from UMass Amherst with a certificate in Professional Writing and Technical Communication, as well as a specialization in creative writing. I have previously worked at many student literary magazines and newspapers as a copyeditor and literary editor and have interned as a social media assistant for award-winning arts clients.At Pragma, I helm a variety of documentation content for the engine's player and game data services. Previously, I worked on Pragma's Tech Blog, which houses articles for users who are either new to using Pragma Engine, or prospective customers who are interested in using our tech. I love writing in all shapes, forms, and narratives, and it's a true joy to work on documentation that helps video game developers make their games without compromising on their design and vision.Before my career, I grew up writing stories and attended a performing arts high school, where I focused on playing piano and singing in bands. Today, I continue these passions by producing original music and writing short stories and novels. I'm always one to talk your ear off about the beauty of sound design, scoring for video games, and the power of storytelling and narrative design.