Welcome to my website. I am a principal software engineer that currently works full-time supporting SaaS products in the financial regulatory field.
In my spare time I create applications and games for Android, Windows, and Web, 3D print way too much stuff in plastic, play RPGs like Pendragon, Pathfinder, Traveller, Delta Green, Paranoia!, and anything/everything from Free League Publishing. In addition I enjoy video games and boardgames with my family and friends.
I have written code for Windows, Linux, Windows Phone, Android, Web, Arduino, embedded systems, and other microcontrollers. For a while, my best friend and I attended Hackathons and did very well. Mostly coming in the top 3, taking 1st place a few times as well.
I currently write mostly in C#, Java, and Javascript/Typescript, however I know the following programming languages (some I have used in actual paying jobs).
You can find my programs on Google Play, Itch.io ,and Kongregate. I am working towards releasing my first major game on Steam this year (a goal I have set for myself).
I play a variety of boardgames and RPGs as well as many genres of video games.
I am currently playing as a Religious Knight in Pendragon and a Spindly Anadi Cleric in Pathfinder 2Er, as well as running campaigns for my awesome group in Brevard, NC, and online for a group of ex-coworkers.
You can check out my previous campaigns on Obsidian Portal.
We use Foundry VTT when playing online.
I currently own two printers from Anycubic. One is an original Photon and the other is a Photon M5. I use these constantly to print miniatures, terrain, and pickleball trophies and trinkets.
You can check out what I have printed on my printing blog. and on Thingiverse.
I am not as active on social accounts as I have been in the past (really just don't have the time). But you can still find me on the Internet on YouTube.
I am currently working on my next game that I plan on releasing on Steam by the end of this year.
All completed projects can be see in my Project Gallery.
I also have some of my old music from back in my Atari Revolutionary Days on Bandcamp.
If you want to assist me in any of my projects, please feel free to contact me. I am always open for assistance. You do not have to be a professional developer, in fact, if you are a complete newbie, you might be able to use my projects as a way to learn. I welcome artists, musicians, coders, and designers.