Tom Edwards Email & Phone Number

Karlsruhe, BW, DE

Karlsruhe, Germany

C# (with some C++) software engineer for real-time architectural visualisation, focusing on software architecture, user interfaces and application-level integration of software modules. Windows and OSX.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

I worked as a tools engineer, primarily on Elite: Dangerous. At Frontier I reinvented the company's level design process with a new in-game editor (C++) which communicates with a GUI built into our existing tool suite (C#). I also created a resource database system to allow the tools to understand and preview much of the game's content, created a texture.

Manchester, United Kingdom

I was a Modo C++ Engineer at The Foundry.My work included network rendering, developer instrumentation/analytics, CMake, Qt, and Python integration. I also created rigs and tools for prominent design clients.I was the sole initial developer of Modo Indie, a cut-down Steam release of the core product aimed at game developers.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

I was a junior game designer on F1 Race Stars, the world’s first official Formula One karting game. I worked on the X360, PS3, PC, and Wii U releases. My responsibilities included:- Ownership of design documentation wiki- Proposing and iterating on design ideas- Race mode prototyping (C++) and balancing- Writing and localisationI also designed and.

I spend six years modding various PC games before entering the industry as a game designer. During this period I gained experience in practically all aspects of game development with a focus on game design, level design, and game/tool programming.

Verified and updated the region's postal voting record ahead of its largest ever elections and a national referendum.

I researched and edited tender documents for multimillion-pound building contracts. I brought my skills in journalism to a team of construction industry veterans, providing them with vital information at short notice and hunting down obscure contacts. My job was lost due to government school-building cuts.

I carried out individual and collaborative research toward the production of the Media chapter of Anthony Seldon’s political book, Trust. I advised the core writing team at Wellington College on journalism practice, state regulation and UK media law. Trust is now into its second printing run.

I worked on daily production of both the Milton Keynes Citizen and its sister freesheet CitizenFirst. I handled police and fire reports, business news, bucket captions, human interest stories and incoming calls to the newsdesk.

Ba, Journalism

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