Hello!

I’m a game developer and animator who moved
from Alaska to pursue a career in making games. I’ve worked across a wide range of projects, from solo-built gameplay prototypes to large-scale AAA titles, taking on roles that
span animation, systems, and technical

problem-solving.

 

My background is rooted in animation, but

over time my work has expanded into physical animation, gameplay mechanics, real-time character systems, and tool-driven workflows. I’ve built and iterated on combat systems, motion frameworks, cinematic sequences, and data-driven animation pipelines, often working closely with designers

and engineers to make sure ideas translate

cleanly into playable experiences.

 

I regularly work with a mix of hand-keyed animation,

machine-learning mocap data, and real-time simulation, choosing the right approach based on what best serves the project. I enjoy understanding how systems work under the hood, whether that’s testing character setups, debugging animation behavior, or building prototypes that help

teams move faster and make better

creative decisions.

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At the core, I care about making movement feel good, performances feel believable, and tools feel reliable. I’m always interested in collaborating with people who care about craft, iteration, and pushing their work a little further.

Whether that’s for a project, a new idea,

or just a conversation about games.

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Feel free to reach out!