CV

Game Developer,
Pixel Playground, Anything at all Studios, Spooky Soup
(2021 – 2024)

While studying Game Technology at university, I was part of a few different small studios making games in Unity or in C++ using SFML. My roles included working as a game designer, gameplay programmer, and also taking a leadership role in order to help to organise and motivate the team. More specifically, my roles included:

• Generating ideas such as high concepts for games as well as specific game mechanics.

• Level Design.

• Character controllers in first person, third person and in 2D side-scrollers.

• Combat and Enemy AI.

• Various camera systems such as third person (without Cinemachine or any Unity plugins), “On rails” camera, and 2D side scroll.

• Interactable items and objects such as power ups.

• Cut Scenes.

• Source control in groups of up to 14 people, via Github.

• Organising and leading groups of various sizes (from 4 to 14 people).

• Pitching games via presentations.

Stock Assistant,
WeTrade
(Summer 2023)

I was originally hired by WeTrade, a company that distributes handmade goods from South America, to reorganize their warehouse that had an overflow of stock that was not correctly organised. Due to my previous stock experience, I completed this task quickly and efficiently. My main roles then became receiving deliveries and packaging products to be sent out to customers or clients.

Charity Fund-Raiser,
 Sustrans
(Summer 2022)

While fund-raising for Sustrans, the charity that serves as the custodians of the national cycle network, my main role was to stop and talk to pedestrians and cyclists about the work that Sustrans do, and to ask them for donations. In this role I greatly honed my communication skills and my ability to think on my feet.

Delicatessen Counter,
Marks & Spencer, Bath

(November 2018 – August 2019)

At Marks & Spencer, I was hired to work at the Delicatessen Counter, making and selling food. This role included a lot of time management skills as food was always being cooked and prepared while customers were being served. As I was part of a small team within the store, I was often left by myself, responsible for cooking and food hygiene. I also took on a role of training new staff and planning the jobs for the day.

Men’s Department Team Leader/ Stock Assistant, Clarks, Bath

(August 2015 - January 2018)

I was originally recruited to the Clarks Bath Store to be part of the stock team. My roles included receiving large deliveries and organising them into our stock, bringing products to the shop floor to be sold and many other smaller daily jobs. I was then promoted to the Team Leader of the Men’s Department where, on top of the role of a Sales Assistant, I was also in charge of arranging displays, managing a team, and assisting other departments wherever possible.

The key skills I developed include managing and encouraging the different personalities in the team, dealing with unexpected circumstances or complaints calmly, and also improving my sales techniques and customer rapport.

Sales Assistant,

Clarks, Trowbridge

(August 2014 - August 2015)

My main role in the Trowbridge store was selling to customers but as it was a small store with few staff members, I also handled deliveries and organised stock. I learned to be pro-active when it was not too busy, in order to achieve all the daily tasks. I then met the Manager of the Bath Store and was offered the more specific role there, as stock management and logistics are some of my best skills.