• Programming the interactions for interactive virtual concerts. Troubleshooting and debugging the bugs.

• - I worked on these:

• -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtqL_LchPHU&ab_channel=Necrit2

• -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAhGvhvcoyY

• -- https://youtu.be/jX2Wc-UQKEA

• Writing and editing documentation for processes.

• Programming, iterating, and testing the core mechanics & game logic of an RPG called "Heart To Heart".

• Creating the UX/UI, from a design doc that was collaboratively made with the UX/UI Consultant.

• Evaluating and integrating tools (Fungus, ProBuilder, ProGrids, Polybrush, Cinemachine, FMOD/wwise), to fit the project.

• Providing tech support for miscellaneous I.T. and I.T. infrastructure needs. Advising on the technical/technological needs of the project (version control, Project Beanstalk website, Twitch streaming, etc). Miscellaneous programming needs.

• Ensuring that nobody gets merge conflicts with git; managing a build computer that runs Jenkins.

• Mentoring the others.

• creating videogames for humans

• conceptualizing ideas for videogames

• programming videogames with C# & Unity (game logic, UI/UX).

• - games are for desktop (Windows, Linux, Apple) & Android; games include "traditional" games or virtual reality or augmented reality/mixed reality games.

• troubleshooting, debugging, & alpha-testing.

• creating 3D models with pencil, paper, & Blender

• writing custom shaders

• using ScriptableObjects & EventHandlers & Zenject

• prototyping humanoid models & animations with Mixamo Fuse

• adding sound, audio, & music with LMMS, Audacity

• outlining stories with Articy Draft

• creating surveys to get feedback in the closed-beta, and improving based on the feedback

• observing others play-test, taking notes from those observations and feedback, and improving the games based on the feedback

• showcasing the videogames in indie game expos, conventions, etc. (such as PlayCrafting, Minefaire, Fanime, & MAGWest)

• creating promotional materials like stickers, swag, youtube videos

• collaborating with others in game jams & hackathons

The Girls Make Games Fellowship is a program where people teach girl-children how to make videogames for the Virtual Summer Camp.

Week 1 = supporting all the instructors and students with any of their technical issues and teaching troubleshooting and other techniques during the virtual summer camp.

After this, I got reassigned to be a Camp Counselor/Instructor for a specific group of students - Daisy Squad.

Week 2 - Week 3 = As a Camp Counselor/Instructor, I taught my students game programming with Construct 3, elements of game design, as well as soft skills and techniques being used in industry (both in software engineering and indie videogame programming) like time management/task management ("pomodoro technique", using calendars, kanban boards, prioritizing with "pareto optimization" aka 80-20 rule, etc), UX/UI, A/B testing, 'universal design', designing with accessibility in mind, 'mob programming', 'rubber ducky debugging', 'blameless post-mortems', and 'fail faster' aka rapid iteration/rapid prototyping.

I also taught them basic color theory, and making sure that the images in their games have enough contrast and don't rely just on colors, in order to make the game more accessible to colorblind people or people with visual impairments.

Supporting the instructors and students with any of their technical issues and teaching troubleshooting and other techniques during the virtual Global Workshops each Saturday.