I'm a C# developer and I've spent most of my career making games in Unity.

I was a co-founder for a studio with shipped Editor's Choice mobile and a VR title, then a game programmer on a published Steam release, and now I work across Unity game projects and .NET utilities, leveraging AI tools in places where they earn their keep.

• PocketMatch — Unity 6 mobile Match-3 prototype: command-queued board, DI via VContainer, Addressables, Firebase analytics and cloud save, LevelPlay ads, and a CSV-driven Unity Localization pipeline
• Localizer — Local-first localization authoring and QA tool: deterministic validation, Ollama drafting with human approval, Unity Localization CSV round-trip
• CodeSmellAuditor — Local-first CLI that audits code files and segments against markdown rule packs via Ollama. Streaming critique and timestamped reports
• HoverCar-Derby — Unity NGO multiplayer arena prototype with Relay sessions, hybrid authority, match state machine

Make a plan, make it work, then make it lean. I like spending time pondering and reviewing how data flows between systems and whether there's a simpler, more efficient and modular shape hiding in what I already wrote.

My modern workflow consists of not only traditional methods and pipelines but also some AI tools for exploration, debugging, drafting, documentation and semi-automated git steps. Judgment and review scale with how much the change actually matters.

Dancing Pandas: Ranger's Path — programmed during previous work stint

Island Delta — published during the founder chapter

C# .NET Unity WPF xUnit GitHub Actions Firebase Netcode for GameObjects VContainer Ollama