Been working within Game Engines and with games software since school, beginning in Flash games and moving on to Animation/Modelling for Games in college. Eventually I found my passion resided in games design, and went on to study for my bachelors at Teesside University.Then worked at McDonalds/Lidl/Support Worker/Videographer/General Labourer/Anything someone will pay me to do for some 10 years after University as I needed a job always so I took what I could when I could.Over the last few years my partner has finished her degree and has a good wage and I finally found the time to organize a profile, send out my CV and attempt to break into the industry. I had kept up my passion for the subject all these years, taught myself a number of languages, Javascript, C#, Python and was lucky enough for someone to recognize this.Sprung picked me up as an intern that I passed quickly and was promoted to engineer. During my time as an engineer I was lucky enough to work alongside some incredibly talented people who supported me through the steps of my first project (AAA, no less!) and helped mould the sporadic knowledge I had into something professional and more organised.