Current: 3D Game Developer : Keybridge Technologies, Inc
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I was born in Puerto Rico, so my native language is spanish.
I lived in Mass. for about 8 years and then moved to Florida and remained there for most of my life. I later than kickstarted my career in Oklahoma City furthering my pursuit for games by making serious military games and two years later came back home to Orlando.
I appreciate ingenuity in vehicles and love to see people customize them to their liking. Making music is also one of my favorite hobbies. I will provide a sound file below soon so you guys can hear. I am always creating personal project games as well. Anything that has to do with technology will always interest me and I want to be a part of the community that can leave a positive mark in the world. Even if that is making someone's day a little more fun by playing one of my games.
The picture to the left was for an animation reference to a very specific combat scenario. Its not everyday you get to walk down a ladder while holding a rifle.
Minor Accomplishments
As I was becoming an aspiring developer all the way up to my current state in my Career, I managed to obtain some minor accomplishments I am super proud of. In Orlando, FL as a graduate, my team obtained a spot at the Melrose Center where "Indienomicon" is held to present our project along side Steam Developers. We were team Shadow Core and our game was known as Meltdown Mayhem. Later, while in Oklahoma City I attended the local game dev meetup along side my colleague Daniel Moyer and we gave a micro talk on our current military project. Our presentation ended up being the banner for the local indie dev meetup from then on. Lastly but not least, I posted a photo on Instagram on a current Unity project and tagged Unity Technologies. It managed to get their attention and they recognized the post and left a comment which was really cool.
Answering Q & A to professionals and students at the Melrose Center in Orlando, FL regarding Meltdown Mayhem and its technical details.
Testing a game prototype inside Unity3D in real time with my Android phone