Playmakers Development Team (PDT) is a student-run project where the structure of a studio is emulated. Students work following the agile workflow with specific roles. It is a semester long project where a game is developed in teams according to their skills and interests. It focuses on providing students with experiences on how games are developed within the industry, as well as giving students a chance to develop their own skills further. The team consists of 20+ of the most talented and aspiring game development students at UTS (grouped by discipline) and led by a steering committee comprised of faculty staff and Playmakers executives.Within this role, I work on developing game mechanics, enemy, level and UI designs.

Playmakers Development Team (PDT) is a student-run project where the structure of a studio is emulated. Students work following the agile workflow with specific roles. It is a semester long project where a game is developed in teams according to their skills and interests. It focuses on providing students with experiences on how games are developed within the industry, as well as giving students a chance to develop their own skills further. The team consists of 20+ of the most talented and aspiring game development students at UTS (grouped by discipline) and led by a steering committee comprised of faculty staff and Playmakers executives.Within this team, I led a team of 3 other QA members and organised live-observation playtests, both within and outside of the PDT, collated bug reports and shared relevant information to the necessary teams.

Playmakers Development Team (PDT) is a student run project where the structure of a studio is emulated. Students work following the agile workflow with specific roles. It is a semester long project where a game is developed in teams according to their skills and interests. It focuses on providing students with experiences on how games are developed within the industry, as well as giving students a chance to develop their own skills further. The team consists of 20+ of the most talented and aspiring game development students at UTS (grouped by discipline) and led by a steering committee comprised of faculty staff and Playmakers executives.Within this role, I worked alongside a few others to deliver YouTube devlogs of our progress on Armless Samurai, and organised attending the monthly Beers and Pixels event to showcase our project as a team.

Playmakers Development Team (PDT) is a student-run project where the structure of a studio is emulated. Students work following the agile workflow with specific roles. It is a semester long project where a game is developed in teams according to their skills and interests. It focuses on providing students with experiences on how games are developed within the industry, as well as giving students a chance to develop their own skills further. The team consists of 20+ of the most talented and aspiring game development students at UTS (grouped by discipline) and led by a steering committee comprised of faculty staff and Playmakers executives.