A Re-imagining of the 2003 xbox classic, I served as a Mission/Quest Designer and Scripter. Designing and Implementing Mission Content using Unreal 5 and Blueprint.
I was first exposed to the Unity platform while working on one of my favorite games. Dungeon Keeper was re-released on GOG.com in 2011. My main responsibilities were to lead small teams while coordinating between the art and engineering departments on implementing new features and refining the UI design. I designed wireframes and built monetary game systems.
U4E is a free-to-play, cross-platform action role-playing game published by EA. I conceptualized and developed quest systems, gameplay text, levels, and boss encounters. I was able to flex my creative writing muscles while writing 100+ quests. The main technologies I utilized were GECK (Game Engine Creation Kit), Hansoft, and DevTrack.
A city-building, freemium mobile game, Simpson’s Tapped Out is entirely addicting. As a scripter, I implemented designs using XML scripting, xcode, and perforce while deploying patches and updates in a live, real-time environment. I tracked and managed project progress with JIRA.
"Just for fun, I created a JavaScript & JQuery game, Justin’s Resume Shredder. The Resume Shredder gives recruiters some much needed “me time” while destroying resume icons that flash across their computer screen.
I made this! This website was built from the ground up using Bootstrap and JQuery by yours truly.
"Justin has a rare and valuable capacity to bridge gaps between seemingly isolated groups, forming relationships, and cultivating much needed collaboration"..."His compassion and wisdom are far beyond his years. He'll make you smile, and provide a heart to his team like nobody else can."
"Justin exhibits tendencies of being a great listener and is very thoughtful in his approach to design. When tackling challenges, he applies the appropriate balance of data-driven insights, along with genuine creative innovation, to arrive at his solution. He gets data, asks smart questions, and is endlessly curious and seeking to learn more."