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Game Development • Mixed Reality (AR/VR) • Hardware Prototyping
I build interactive systems that combine game development, AR/VR, and hardware. My work ranges from Unity-based experiences and mobile AR apps to Arduino-driven prototypes and 3D models made for real-world use.
I’m a broad, hands-on developer with experience across software, hardware, and physical interaction — comfortable learning new tools, platforms, and technologies as projects demand.
I enjoy game development as a form of entertainment — from classic PC and console games to VR and AR experiences — while also building functional AR/VR tools for learning and experimentation, and hands-on hardware prototypes.
Designing and building interactive experiences focused on fun, feel, and player engagement — from mechanics and systems to polished gameplay, mainly in Unity (C#).
Functional AR and VR projects for learning, visualization, and experimentation, built with AR Foundation and Unity.
Arduino-based systems, sensors, motor control, and physical prototypes that connect software to the real world.
Practical 3D modeling for interactive projects and 3D printing — primarily Fusion / Inventor, with some Blender when needed.
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You can find my background, education, and tools on the About page.
More about meIf you have a project idea, internship opportunity, or just want to talk game dev / hardware — feel free to reach out.