Where I've been.

Indie studio I started with a small team. I run the direction of what we build and write the gameplay code in C#. I also handle most of the project management side, keeping things moving across design, art, and programming.

Building iOS apps through challenge-based learning. The format pushes you to start with the problem instead of the code, which has been a good shift coming from a game dev background.

Spent the cohort building games end-to-end with a team. Covered design, code, storytelling, and the user-experience side, all aimed at shipping things that were actually fun to play.

First time doing challenge-based learning. Worked through real problems with mentors, where a lot of the time was spent figuring out what the problem actually was before any code got written.

Helped students through their web programming, data structures, and algorithms lab sessions.

As Chairman, ran the club's projects, workshops, and coding events. Spent a lot of time mentoring members, especially the newer ones figuring out what they wanted to focus on.