iOS Game Developer at Apple Developer Academy @ BINUS

Developed three production-ready game prototypes using Apple frameworks in a multidisciplinary team, applying the Challenge-Based Learning approach. Each project delivered on TestFlight within 2–4 week development cycles. Projects included: Type Caster 2D (SpriteKit-based ARPG with a type-to-cast mechanic; created 1 boss level, assets, animations, and attack patterns), Snap or Splash (macOS game using Vision and CreateML for body pose recognition; drafted pose dataset and implemented player pose scoring based on model confidence), and Odd Office (AR escape room for iOS developed with Reality Composer and RealityKit; integrated iPhone features like haptics and speech recognition).

Game Developer at TBA Studio

Participated in ideation, development, and deployment of 3 Unity/C# games, ensuring clean, modular, and optimized coding practices via iterative development. Delivered demos on itch.io WebGL and Steam. Projects: TypeCaster (revamped 2D with Unity 2.5D projection; integrated Dialog System for narration/localization; managed ~22 in-game cutscenes and ~24 enemy attack patterns; polished scene transitions), Pipop’s Factory (2D platformer created within a 48-hour Garena Game Jam; designed 6 levels and 4 gameplay mechanics such as switching keys, climbing ladders, conveyor systems, and a toggler button), I Am Trash Dev (game focused on mixing errors and unlocking achievements; implemented ScriptableObject for player achievements; built main menu, achievements UI, level creation scene; contributed to Patch Notes v0.1 Game Jam submission).

Game Programmer at Apple Developer Institute for Games Development @ IL

Explored what makes game concepts engaging to shape early design decisions, then crafted character personalities and game narration delivery, resulting in three Unity game prototypes, each supported by a Technical Design Document: WoBall (pachinko meets slot machine; created object pooling to optimize garbage collection and CPU cost), Turbo the Turtle (third-person, semi-robotic Red Eared Slider; implemented procedural animation using Animation Rigging and Ground Fitter), WayOut (3D room-based multiplayer horror escape room; configured network objects and managed client-server RPCs using NetCode for GameObjects, synchronizing a session for up to two players).