Thomas Schenck Email & Phone Number

San Ramon, CA, US

Novato, California, US

Petaluma, CA, US

San Diego, California, US

San Diego, California, US

San Diego, CA, US

San Diego, CA, US

I work in NPPD's network operations center, managing telecommunications projects, assisting in troubleshooting of network problems and configuration of equipment. The center manages our internal TDM network, state-wide Fiber Optic system, and most of our data networking devices.I have developed several wireless network systems in use, a network statistical.

At Universal Net, I helped maintain customer websites, and also developed internal tools used for project management. The primary platform was IIS ASP code using Microsoft Visual Studio/Front Page extensions.

I started as a Senior Programmer on a Sony Playstation title called Simpsons Wrestling. For this title, I was responsible for graphics and other system-level programming in both C and MIPS assembly language.I also was involved in developing Playstation 2 system code (including VU microcode and GPU code), and worked on Celebrity Deathmatch (a cross-platform.

US

Developed, as part of a team, cross-platform C++ libraries used in Playstation and PC titles for advanced 3D visualiation of gameplay including low-level display code for the PC in x86 assembly language. Was also responsible for managing a few programmers and coordinating code builds.I helped bring The Next Tetris to market for the Sony Playstation as a.

US

Lead resonsible for 3D third-person action title for the PC, "Space Bunnies Must Die". I lead a team to complete this title from an existing work-in-progress. This included revamping render pipeline, development of collision system, character behavior and animations, UI, and development of the toolset and pipeline. This work was done using a custom library.

Developed graphics and low-level code for Sony Playstation title "SimCity 2000" in C++ and worked on the team developing "SimCity 3000" code base, primarily on character and object behavior class libraries also in C++.

Novato, California, US

Developed open-ended RPG-style and platform games on Sega Genesis platform in 68000 assembly language. Also developed other tools in C for conversion and processing of databases for use in games.

Developed Sega Genesis library code in 68000 assembly language and also tool-chain code in C.

I worked here in conjuction with another programmer to develop a detailed simulation of Ice Hockey on both the Super Nintendo platform and the Sega Genesis platform. The product was an original title that was being developed for both platforms simultaniously. I was responsible for the Super Nintendo version, and helped Park Place further develop their SNES.

My first professional position was working here as a general programmer, and helped build the company from two or three guys in a small space to a 15-person company that eventually merged with Park Place Productions.