I started my game design journey at 17, cutting class to build deathmatch levels for my local LAN arcade. That early curiosity shaped my obsession with crafting interactive worlds. A few years later, I discovered 3DS Max and immersed myself in environment art, which naturally evolved into working in Unreal Engine.

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After a few twists and turns, I landed my first industry role as an Environment Artist on Guitar Hero. Midway through my career, I shifted focus to Level Design, and that is where I truly found my niche. I love worldbuilding in every sense, shaping spaces, composing layouts, and designing encounters, puzzles, and missions that guide players’ choices and experiences. My design philosophy centers on clarity, rhythm, and tension, making spaces readable, moments impactful, and gameplay loops intrinsically engaging. I draw inspiration from theme park design, Nintendo’s four-step approach, and the principle that form follows function, always iterating with collaboration at the heart of the process.

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When I am not designing games, I am still creating, scribbling, writing, and experimenting with new tools for my next project, most recently a visual novel in Figma.