About Me
I love video games, especially MMOS, and am currently playing Final Fantasy XIV (Shadow Bringers is the best Final Fantasy game, change my mind LOL).
Aside from games I also love eating and traveling!
Up next on my travel list is Germany! Going to try to see the port cities and Berlin!
Lately, I've gotten into some game dev because I really realllllly want to make a game to honor my dog, Koopa.
My "Koopa" project hasn't taken off yet because I'm still practicing and learning how to use Unity and coding in C#.
It's definitely a passion project for me so it'll happen for sure.
In terms of the dev work, honestly. it's not been easy since my dev skills are kinda rusty.
I have solid understanding of the basics, but let me tell you, no matter how many years I was in computer science or gone back to do some dev work,
algorithm design always manages to blow my mind.
Work wise, I've previously left my job at Plankk as a Production Coordinator in June, to further pursue a career in Project Management.
I'm also really looking for an environment that values its users, customers, employees, and encourages its employees to do meaningful work.
In the Works
Recently I've insted more time in learning and practice. However, these are always on going projects for me
Pacific Jewellery Website
Pacific Jewellery was one of the first companies I ever helped with web design.
I'm currently working with them to port the old website from WordPress to Squarespace.
Link to this project click here
My Personal Website
This website, for my standard, still requires a lot of work.
However, in terms of how well the code is written and how responsive it is, it's currently not in the best shape.
I'm currently in the process of polishing this so the website looks good on all screen sizes.
Adventure Game
As part of learning 2D game dev in Unity in C#, I am creating a click through adventure game.
I currently have the pieces hooked up.
I will just need to finish writing the states and organizing it all.
I also have plans to work on the UI later down the road once the first part of the story is finished.