Resume

Game Production Intern

GSN (TV & Games)

Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Entertainment industry
January 2014 – Present (4 months) San Francisco Bay Area
• Track and prioritize issues in JIRA by describing known issues and assigning tasks to appropriate team members
• Condense customer service reviews to give a summary of player experience and to highlight any influxes of complaints on game errors, design flaws, and incorrect economy balance
• Participate in daily SCRUM meetings with team to optimize the daily agenda and to keep updated on current project sprints
• Create wireframes of Video Bingo menu screens and game screens that show how alternative bonus balls will transition during gameplay

Instructor

iD Tech Camps

Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Education Management industry
June 2013 – July 2013 (2 months) Moraga, CA
• Taught the basics of modeling, rigging, and animation in Maya
• Taught the basics of level design, lighting, optimization, and prototyping game mechanics in UDK
• Led group discussions and critiques to help students finalize their projects
• Presented lectures on the game production process, project planning and time management, and the elements of narrative

Graphic Design Intern

Bitpollen, Inc.

Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Entertainment industry
October 2012 – January 2013 (4 months) San Francisco Bay Area
• Created infographics to clearly depict monetization strategies
• Wireframed and created mock-ups of menu screen and user interface states
• Designed a Powerpoint template and slides to be used in a pitch presentation
• Worked with the Game Director to modify and optimize 3D game assets to prepare them for Unity implementation

Graphic Design Intern

Interactive Media Institute

Nonprofit; 11-50 employees; Nonprofit Organization Management industry
August 2011 – December 2011 (5 months) Greater San Diego Area
• Created print and web graphics for marketing publications, books, product line, magazine, and
scientific journal
• Designed a new logo in Illustrator for re-branding purposes and taught the office basic Photoshop to optimize source images

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