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Design, development and project management of mobile and social network applications.

Along with two partners, founded a start-up creating faith-based, family friendly video games for Windows/Mac PCs. · Architected and coded 2D game engine in C++ for both Windows and Mac OS X. · Designed and implemented art, audio and game asset pipelines. Setup source control for both code and game assets. Set coding and archiving standards. · Led multiple internal teams in the design and development of over 14 award winning Windows / Mac games. · Created product development budgets and company cash flow projections. Wrote and updated company business plan. · Oversaw the development of three high traffic websites using outside developers. Websites and CMS built with Flash, PHP and MySQL, running on Apache servers. · Technical lead for the design and development of three iPhone games using internal and external teams. Managed iTunes Connect account and App store publishing. · Managed the conversion of company's top selling game to Nintendo Wii using outside developer.

led an engineering team responsible for creating higher learning products such as Grade Builder Algebra 1, Princeton Review: Inside the SAT and others. · Coded in C++ for Windows using Visual Studio and Mac OS using Codewarrior. · Designed resource pipeline that was adopted by the rest of the division. · Developed production tools that streamlined the building, viewing, testing and integration of resource files. · Instituted code reviews for engineers to help improve the quality and reuse of code. · Worked with producers, designers, engineers, artists and audio engineers to coordinate the workflow, identify and minimize production risks. As Principle Engineer, identified engineering needs and developed new tools and technologies. · Coded a cross platform (Win/Mac) OpenGL 3D object and 3D art pipeline to add 3D to existing 2D games. · Developed a multiplayer game architecture and simulator engine for Oregon Trail 6. · Designed and developed an autorun application for CD-ROMs games that communicated with company servers allowing for patching, demo downloads and timely marketing information. As Director of Software Engineering, oversaw all software development of the Learning Division and served as technical director for the division's Internet initiatives. · Managed 13 internal software engineers working on CD-ROM and Internet development. · Set guidelines for code standardization and reuse, documentation standards and code reviews. · Instituted the use of XML for data storage and communications in all our products. · Provided technical direction and set development standards for the learning division's Internet initiatives.

Developed the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Masked Rider Comic Book Maker CD-ROMs. · Responsible for the design, programming and project management of both products. · Developed for Windows/Mac CD-ROM using Visual C++. · Managed a group of five artists creating interface and comic book art.

· Helped to build and train Disney Interactive internal development staff for both console and PC development. · Developed a Super Nintendo game engine in assembly language as well as art conversion and resource management tools for console development. · Recruited and trained 3-D and bitmap artists. Contributed to the design and scheduling of development. · Designer, co-producer and programmer of UnNatural Selection, a genetic warfare simulation for the PC.

· Programmer on the original Mechwarrior. Responsible for the role-playing shell, designed and managed the interface between the role-playing shell and the 3D combat engine. · Programmer of Planer's Choice, a spreadsheet program for the Apple II and Filer's Choice a database program for the Apple II. · Engineered the conversion of The Last Ninja from the Commodore 64 to the IBM PC in 8086 assembly language.

· First commercial product, Alien Ambush, for the Apple II published in 1981. · Developed multiple games for the VIC-20, C64, TI 99/A, Atari 400/800 and Sinclair ZX-80.