About Me

I am a Teaching Fellow at the University of Portsmouth, primarily focusing on teaching gaming courses, particularly in production. Within this role, I closely collaborate with aspiring producers, aiding their professional development and preparing them for success both within the university setting and as they transition into the industry.

Furthermore, I actively contribute to guiding first-year students through their team projects, offering valuable advice and assistance to enhance team performance.

I have finished my master's degree and worked on the Project "Stina & the Wolf", a feature-length animation film produced in Unreal Engine 5. My role initially involved establishing the project's production foundations during my master's program. Currently, I provide occasional assistance to the team, particularly as they navigate the process of seeking funding.

In the concluding year of my bachelor's degree, I undertook the role of lead designer for our year-long team project, collaborating with the University of Portsmouth to develop a marketing game. Midway through the project, I transitioned into the role of producer for our group. Despite this shift, we successfully delivered a shippable project by the project's end, most importantly learning a lot from our experience.

Each summer, I join my friends in participating in the University of Portsmouth Game Jam. As I approach my fourth consecutive year of involvement in 2024, I am very excited to make another game with a new team and new ideas.

The most recent gamejam I participated in was the Global Game Jam where me and my partner created the only physical game at our hub.

In my spare time, I am a PC gamer I love to play and chat with friends, currently, I am playing a lot of Baldurs Gate 3, Foxhole and Civilization V. I have always loved more strategic-based games, I am a person to think and plan before doing anything, instead of running and gunning.