Senior Roblox game developer for games with real revenue.

Voldex's flagship driving game, where I was a senior engineer on the core team. The big thing I brought was code review and solid architecture on an acquired codebase — refactoring where it mattered so our development speed increased as well as quality. I improved performance, both memory and compute, and I was tech lead on the car-customisation system rewrite that brand integrations were built on.

• Tracked down the slow loads and cut them from 15s+ to ~3s, which resulted in the onboarding funnel completion doubling.
• Tech lead on the car-customisation rewrite, done with a junior I mentored as we went. The old backend was a mess; the redesign carried the filtering the Porsche and Lamborghini deals needed, and designers got an interface to tweak all values themselves; no engineer required and no restarts required.
• Automated 90%+ of the car-implementation pipeline: a 3D artist's Blender model became a driveable, rigged in-game car in under 30 minutes instead of a manual 3+ hour job. Fewer errors, less QA, and the brand cars shipped clean.

15 months on Driving Empire — 3B lifetime visits.

A freelance build for a client who needed a live game in the 'brainrot' format while the trend was hot. Trends fade fast, so getting something live and solid before the window closed mattered more than getting everything in.

• Five days is only possible if you cut scope on purpose. I decided early what deserved to be built well and what got sacrificed.
• I understand when the business requirements need to prioritise speed over code quality.

9M lifetime visits since launch.

Shipt, a food delivery company, wanted an in-game delivery experience inside Driving Empire. I was tech lead on the integration, end to end.

• Led development, writing the technical feature specs and API docs the other engineer built from.
• Nobody asked me to, but I built it as live-ops infrastructure: the team can activate, deactivate, and test events remotely and on timers.