About Me
For as long as I can remember, gaming in all forms have been my passion. I love creating and playing video, board and tabletop role playing games.
I enjoy working with all kinds of people. Depending on the situation, I'm just as comfortable leading as I am being part of the team. I thrive on problem solving. Whether it be getting a game mechanic to work, getting a video to look just right or resolving arguments between team members, I'm in my element.
I'm currently a BSc (Hons) Game Development student. In addition to my studies, I enjoy being part of, and contributing to, student life. I work part-time for the Student Union as an Advice Assistant. In addition, I am the Treasurer of the D&D Society. In September 2026, I will move into the role of President of the D&D Society.
In my spare time, I'm the Game Master for an online tabletop role playing group. This role has sharpened my writing and communication skills. I plan out the campaign's storyline and then run it for the group. As the campaign progresses, I adapt the storyline on-the-fly shaped by the choices players make. This has taught me a lot about creating engaging narratives. I also work one-to-one with each player, helping them create their character within the world. Some people join with no idea how the game works. So, I walk them through the mechanics until they're comfortable playing.
Throughout university, I have consistently organised my time well. I have submitted all assignments on time, attended all classes and contributed positively to discussions. I have worked on multiple projects both as a team member and as a team leader. Other team members have given positive feedback on my contributions and organisational abilities. Along the way, I've used a wide variety of IT tools for communication and documentation, developing games and tracking projects.