Software engineer with a focus on game development and scalable backend development
About
With over years of professional experience behind me,
I have been exposed to a number of different tools, technologies, architectures and services
across a number of different sized projects.
Having worked on prototypes with users in the tens to full production environments with millions of users,
from products just launching to live services, I have made sure to always learn, and distribute my knowledge,
to ensure the smooth operation of any project I work on.
I pride myself on having a can-do attitude, and approach work with the view that no task is too big nor too small.
I love building new systems, specially when given the chance to learn new technologies,
and have also been involved in the rearchitecturing and rebuilding of large live systems.
Professional Experience
Day III Digital
Infrastructure Lead
Responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the technical infrastructure that supports Unreal Engine co-development operations.
Building tooling in python frameworks to support game development, and co-development activities.
Mentoring and managing team-members, to help them deliver the best possible work.
Monitoring infrastructure for correctness and ensuring latest standards are used.
Managing internal Azure services serving the studios internal requirements.
NaturalMotion's Boss Alien Studio
Senior Software Engineer - 6 years, 8 months
- Software Engineer - 4 years, 2 months
- Intern Software Engineer - 4 months
Involved in the construction and maintenance of the infrastructure serving live games CSR Racing & CSR Classics, with over one million DAU, as well as tools & services. Took a fullstack development approach working on both the client and server functionality for a, now cancelled, PvP Unity mobile game, as well as working within a small satellite team developing new features for the hit game CSR2. Currently working on Star Wars Hunters, a mobile and Nintendo Switch Star Wars game using Unreal Engine on the client, and golang on the server.
