While working at 5th Planet Games, I worked on multiple mobile games that were developed with unity. One of them was Tintin Match, where I was part of from the start, to launch. I also helped maintain and improve our project in LiveOps. Besides these duties I worked closely with the art team and implemented shaders they wanted or helped them fix technical issues they had with node-based shaders or limitations that existed at that time. To iterate fast and to create automated tools we had a jenkins server I helped setup and maintain.

As part of my studies I took a 5 month internship at Sharkbomb Studios, working on a small team of just two on the game Nowhere Prophet.
My main focus was on the game design. Early during the internship some major changes for the core gameplay were planned, leading to work on multiple new prototypes. The prototypes were first derived on paper, later I supported the development of a digital version. I was given continuous development tasks through the project, mainly consisting of implementing my own new design features greenlit on paper beforehand. Additionally I was involved in some UX design, mainly VFX and user interface.
The small size of the team granted me the great opportunity to work very closely with the studios owner, allowing for a good look into the intricacies of running your own studio. For marketing reasons we attended some conventions exhibiting the game, an overall great experience as well.