Researched at the Technology University of Vienna as part of the european-wide EVOCATION consortium, combining responsabilities at the institute and consortium.

Responsible for initial R&D of a big-data analytics project using automated machine learning.

Researched facial reconstruction using light-field cameras. Implemented system and UI to generate 3D models from single light field photographs.

Researched at Sensorimotor System Lab, supervised by professor Dinesh Pai, where I continued the work on skin simulation I had started at McGill. Redesigned the CPSC 314 Computer Graphics course to its current form and taught it each year.

Worked at the Computer Animation and Interaction Capture Lab during my second year of undergrad, supervised by professors Paul Kry and Derek Nowrouzezahrai, where I researched the use of machine learning for real-time skin simulation.

DeltaEngine was an in-house C# engine developed by the german videogame studio MobileBits. Was single-handedly responsible for the development of the first C++ build of the engine.

Successfully leveraged my established reputation in the industry to contribute weekly developer opinion pieces to the front page of a major gaming news website. Responsibilities included staying on current trends, conducting developer interviews, and crafting engaging content to inform a large audience.

Created third party software for World of Warcraft in middle school, which quickly blew up in popularity, accidentally starting my career. Currently distributed by Overwolf.