Game designer on Pixelmatic’s in development MMORTS game Infinite Fleet, which released into early access at the beginning of 2021. Shared many responsibilities with the other designers, including documentation on character and movement design, production planning, and in-editor level design. Streamlined design's workflow to allow for easy communication between stakeholders on relevant information and fast implementation of feedback.

Worked on educational game in Unity as a designer and programmer.

My responsibilities were diverse and I learned a huge amount at this company. I drafted and maintained documentation for mechanics, concepted and created full levels in Unity, and programmed a technical prototype in Unreal Engine. I was also given a lead design role in a small team over a week-long sprint to create a game prototype for investors. My most recent work was on MyNBA2k19, for which I designed and implemented live ops events.

I studied at VFS for two separate years. The first year was in the Foundations of Design program which focused on teaching fundamental visual, narrative, and audio design principles, as well as various production techniques and software. My second year was in the Game Design program, in which I learned about game design, art, and programming from industry professionals. During that year, I worked on teams with my classmates to create multiple games in various forms, culminating in a six month sprint to create a full game, which we presented to Vancouver games industry professionals at the end of the year.That project was called Splatiators. I was part of a team of five and took on the roles of lead game designer, gameplay programmer, and network programmer. I'm extremely proud of what we created, and what I learned from it has and will continue to serve me throughout my career.