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With the desire to solve puzzles, as well as improve and optimize workflows -- programming has created a wonderful outlet for me to find problems, determine multiple solutions and act on the solution that fits for the current task at hand. Clearly not adversed to change, I always try to find a way to improve myself and my environment.
Programming has always been an interesting way for me to solve complex problems. Which is why I've always had a passion for creating video games.
With leadership experience producing games, leading tournaments both online and in person, and organizing some of those events, I'm confident in my ability to create structured solutions.
Doing both analytics and marketing simultaneously at Swarmio allowed me to make strategies with trackable return value, which led to employees being hired and more focused spending.
I assisted Liefy & other Vtubers in breaking down current problems into managable chunks and assist them in tackling those issues. This included finding clients, managing viewership, Content think tanks, etc.
A page created for the marketing team, meeting all the requirements for this celebrity event. I managed to include some more complex features like a dynamically updating video player, to really make this a website worthy of the eyes of hundreds of thousands.
My internship and initial hiring period at Swarmio was focusing on designing & implementing new content -- A League of Legends automated tournament system. As that task wrapped up, I shifted towards website development, data analytics, & Q&A. Often being a vital source of reality checks, and assisting in refocusing team resources.
After establishing numerous manual database updates and system repairs that needed to be done on the fly, I co-created a safe to use toolset usable by even non-programming staff.
Techno Beats was my 3rd game production as project lead. This was an ambitious project for a brand new studio of people who had no prior experience with each other. We met required expectations, but felt like we had something we wished we put more work into.
My 2nd game production as project lead. Working with mostly friends made brainstorming ideas & solutions much more natural, but getting team members (including myself!) to meet expecations, and stick to deadlines was a hurdle.
Mockup sample websites for an art portfolio & sales website. Both have strengths and weaknesses that may effect decisions on which one is right for the situation.
My first independent contract. I ended up losing my front-end developer and scaled back the scope to be a viable solo project. The website ran until the business closed.
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