Thrilled to be starting a new chapter of my career with an amazing, diverse, and talented group of people.

Core member of the leadership team that built this new mobile development studio from the ground up, helping to define a culture based on openness, involvement, and ownership. Particle City went on to create Titanfall: Assault - a triple-A free-to-play strategy game capturing the Titanfall feel on mobile.--------------------------------------------------------- Titanfall: Assault (iOS/ Android, Nexon M)In addition to working full-time on this title designing gameplay, systems, and the UI/ UX flow, I managed the online Store, Live Ops, and Wiki. Primary contact and point of information for a dedicated community.Accolades for Titanfall: Assault include: Editor’s Choice Award (Apple), “Game of the Year” finalist for The Mobile Game Awards 2018 (Pocket Gamer), and featured in the App Store “Best of 2017” (Apple).

Oversaw the pitching, pre-production, and development of over 25 titles, ranging from small-scope, quick-turnaround handheld games to major console titles with 70-person teams. The size and team make-up at n-Space varied greatly over the years. Typically there were at least 3 teams to manage and, at most, 6 working on projects at any given time.Aside from the games that were produced, wrote dozens of RFPs for publishers and helped n-Space land some of their biggest and most successful titles. Highlights include:------------------------------------------------------------------ Halo Mega Bloks (Unreleased Xbox 360 title, 343 Industries)- WWE 2K (iOS/ Android, 2K)- Sword Coast Legends (PC/ PS4/ Xbox One, Digital Extremes)- Heroes of Ruin (Nintendo 3DS, Square Enix)- Tron: Evolution - Battle Grids (Nintendo Wii, Disney Interactive)- Toy Story 3 (Nintendo DS, Disney Interactive)- Hannah Montana: The Movie (Nintendo Wii/ Xbox 360/ PS3, Disney)- Call of Duty DS (5 titles - Nintendo DS, Activision)- James Bond 007 DS (2 titles, Nintendo DS, Activision)- Skylanders DS/ 3DS (2 titles, Nintendo DS/ 3DS, Activision)

Producer on a number of titles at n-Space, including two that were developed very closely with Nintendo of Japan. Working with Nintendo taught me how to look at gameplay and mechanics differently - and taught the team how important experimentation and rapid iteration is to creating original and compelling experiences.--------------------------------------------------- Geist (GameCube, Nintendo)- Sphear (Unreleased Wii title, Nintendo)- Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (Nintendo Wii/ DS, Activision)

Transitioned from 3D Artist/ Animator to Game Designer during the production of Duke Nukem: Time to Kill. Went on to serve as Lead Game Designer on 2 additional titles before transitioning to the role of Producer.- Austin Powers (Unreleased Playstation 2 title, Rockstar)- Danger Girl (Playstation 1, THQ)- Duke Nukem: Time to Kill (Playstation 1, GT Interactive)

Started in the games industry as a 3D Artist and Animator, building characters, vehicles, and props and animating pre-rendered cinematics for n-Space’s inaugural titles.--------------------------------------------------- BugRiders (Playstation 1, GT Interactive)- Tigershark (Playstation 1, GT Interactive)

Worked at A&T - a global company that specialized in computer-based training for commercial and military groups, focusing on UI art and 3D animations to be used in a variety of training programs.