This was my first personal project developed in Unity and my first real test as a designer. When designing levels for Detective Ink, I used 2 simple 3-pronged approaches. First, for stage order - introduce, explore, and challenge. Second, for level design - assumption, catch, and revelation. In addition to all designs being unique, with the sole exception being the music, the entire game was created completely from scratch with all original assets. In creating Detective Ink, I:

• learned structured level design
• learned how to teach mechanics without explanation through level design
• learned to document and brainstorm new and unique game mechanic concepts
• improved my art skills by creating all art assets from scratch

Project Sync was born from a personal challenge to design a game using core elements opposite to those of the most successful games in its genre i.e. Hearthstone, Duelyst, etc. Project Sync is a trading card game that:

• is synchronusly turn-based
• has no minion usage
• has no universal resource cost (mana, etc)
• is adaptable in-game as well as outside
• allows one card played per turn (with some exceptions)
• promotes fast-paced gameplay

This site, for which my fellow teammate and I were awarded 1st place and the People's Choice award in the first ever Cisco Intern Expo, was developed to provide Cisco engineers with a singular, easy-to-use platform for submitting proprietary commands to Cisco servers in order to streamline internal testing. I was responsible for the entire frontend and a small portion of the span backend. This site is currently live and accomplishes the following:

• accepts and stores testing inputs
• parses inputs and path based on decision tree
• allocates server space
• performs requested test