Perth based graduate developer with a passion for game, web and graphics development.
With a passion for game, web and graphics development, I'm always learning and branching out into new areas and lanuages. I'm proficient in many different programming languages including but not limited to: C, C++, C#, HTML, JS, CSS and TS.
I recently graduated from Murdoch University with a Bachelor of Science with a double major in Games Software Design and Production(GSDP) and Games Technology(GT). My studies range from games to web development, software engineering, graphics engine development and many other industry related fields.
Programming, games, technology, electronics and warehousing. I'm always branching out into new interests and projects, follow my Github to keep up to date with what im working on!
Some of my current and past projects I've worked on
The Model Citizen is a game project developed for Murdoch University unit ICT371 as a client based project targeted to educate players about how their choices can affect the climate.
Cubie is a small endless dropper developed in Unity for Android devices and released on the Google Play Store.
The TNAH-Engine v1 was the first iteration of a game engine build in C++ and OpenGL 3.3 for Murdoch University unit ICT397 which would later be used for unit ICT398 as a prerequisite.
The TNAH-Engine v2 was a complete rewrite of the original engine to improve every aspect from the graphics to the audio, physics and much more. Built for Murdoch University unit ICT398 in C++ and OpenGL 4.6
A React and Typescript project aimed to speed up productivity within my warehouse workplace by generating barcodes for select data provided by the user.
A full stack project built within my final semester of university. Wild Vision is a web application built with a custom dotnet backend API and python machine lerning system to generate 3D models of user uploaded images or videos.
I have a large range of different current and past projects from my own self learning and studies, most are publicly available via my github!