Big ideas.
Deep systems.
Great feel.

A creative foundation for a character-driven battle royale, built around teamwork, communication, and making players feel famous.

Multiplayer built around fluid pilot combat, distinctive Titans, and a reworked progression structure.

Multiplayer systems, weapon feel, and progression, alongside project leadership for the PC version.

Multiplayer direction, signature progression and customization systems, weapons, and campaign levels.

An early prototype that established the high-mobility shooter direction at the heart of Titanfall.

Campaign and multiplayer levels, with visual direction for North Africa and Germany.

Game structure, major features, and rapid prototyping—from the overall vision to foundational play systems.

Campaign level design, the North African desert look, and multiplayer direction during the final stages of development.

A substantial portion of the original game’s levels, with geometry and scripting on several missions.

Level design work on Train Bridge.

Early FPS foundations for the prototype that eventually became Valorant.

A distinct game experience within Fortnite and an initiative to make the world more dynamic.

A brief period directing multiplayer development.

A “Beat’em Shmup” from a two-person studio, with hands-on work across design, art, animation, and audio.

Arena levels for a small Quake-style side project between larger projects.