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Hi! I’m José Luis García-Morales Santa María, a passionate game programmer and DevOps engineer based in Murcia, Spain. I’ve contributed to multiple published titles and led tooling efforts to streamline Unreal Engine workflows, CI/CD, and cross-team collaboration at GRIP-Digital and Daloar Studios. I’ve earned a BSc in Computer Science for Games from Sheffield Hallam University, and studied computer science for games at ESAT Valencia and the University of Murcia. I enjoy turning creative ideas from designers and artists into robust, performant code and immersive player experiences.…Hi! I’m José Luis García-Morales Santa María, a passionate game programmer and DevOps engineer based in Murcia, Spain. I’ve contributed to multiple published titles and led tooling efforts to streamline Unreal Engine workflows, CI/CD, and cross-team collaboration at GRIP-Digital and Daloar Studios. I’ve earned a BSc in Computer Science for Games from Sheffield Hallam University, and studied computer science for games at ESAT Valencia and the University of Murcia. I enjoy turning creative ideas from designers and artists into robust, performant code and immersive player experiences.

José Luis García-Morales Santa María

Game Developer, Programmer, DevOps Developer, +2

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Hi! I’m José Luis García-Morales Santa María, a passionate game programmer and DevOps engineer based in Murcia, Spain. I’ve contributed to multiple published titles and led tooling efforts to streamline Unreal Engine workflows, CI/CD, and cross-team collaboration at GRIP-Digital and Daloar Studios. I’ve earned a BSc in Computer Science for Games from Sheffield Hallam University, and studied computer science for games at ESAT Valencia and the University of Murcia. I enjoy turning creative ideas from designers and artists into robust, performant code and immersive player experiences.…Hi! I’m José Luis García-Morales Santa María, a passionate game programmer and DevOps engineer based in Murcia, Spain. I’ve contributed to multiple published titles and led tooling efforts to streamline Unreal Engine workflows, CI/CD, and cross-team collaboration at GRIP-Digital and Daloar Studios. I’ve earned a BSc in Computer Science for Games from Sheffield Hallam University, and studied computer science for games at ESAT Valencia and the University of Murcia. I enjoy turning creative ideas from designers and artists into robust, performant code and immersive player experiences.

Available to hire

Hi! I’m José Luis García-Morales Santa María, a passionate game programmer and DevOps engineer based in Murcia, Spain. I’ve contributed to multiple published titles and led tooling efforts to streamline Unreal Engine workflows, CI/CD, and cross-team collaboration at GRIP-Digital and Daloar Studios.

I’ve earned a BSc in Computer Science for Games from Sheffield Hallam University, and studied computer science for games at ESAT Valencia and the University of Murcia. I enjoy turning creative ideas from designers and artists into robust, performant code and immersive player experiences.

Skills

Experience Level

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Intermediate

Intermediate

Intermediate

Language

English

Advanced

Spanish; Castilian

Fluent

Work Experience

DevOps Engineer at GRIP-DIGITAL

April 1, 2025 - May 1, 2026

Created, customized and maintained a diverse set of tools to improve team workflow and development times. Implemented Unreal Game Sync (UGS) for Unreal Engine, a custom pre-submission tool for code checks and build integrity, integrated reporting systems (Sentry, Bugspot, Global Recap) for Unreal projects, set up HORDE for Unreal Engine, linked Jira-Slack for automatic reporting and task pinging, and managed CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and YouTrack across multiple teams. Configured Perforce and Git for different teams, and contributed to automated build pipelines and process improvements.

Video Game Programmer and Porting Technician at Daloar Studios

December 1, 2023 - December 1, 2024

Lead programmer for porting The Occultist to Xbox Series X/S, working with the SDK and handling TRC compliance. Investigated performance optimizations across platforms, implemented fixes with QA, and prototyped an unreleased game in collaboration with design and art teams.