I'm a passionate Front-End Web Developer, Gameplay Programmer, and Software Engineer who thrives on bringing ideas to life, whether it's from raw assets or simple concepts to full-blown interactive experiences.

I love writing clean, reusable C# systems that make the development process smoother, whether in Unity, .NET, or other environments. My favourite challenges are often those rooted in logic, like making inheritance-based tools, API integration, and building systems that just feel good to get working. There's something deeply satisfying about seeing it all click into place.

I have experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a growing comfort with front-end frameworks. On the backend, I use PHP and SQL to round out full-stack projects. I also create desktop applications when the job calls for it.

Game development is where my heart truly is, particularly gameplay programming. I'm driven by a desire to make fun-first experiences, inspired by titles like The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. I want to help bring back games that focus on joy, imagination, and play, instead of frustration or grind. Whether I'm revisiting old projects like The Adventures of Detective Badgers or prototyping something new, I always try to infuse my work with heart.

I work best in small, focused teams, often with friends, where creativity can flourish without chaos. My ADHD can make solo work difficult, but it also brings a fast-paced, idea-rich energy to everything I do. I learn best by doing, building, and breaking things in the pursuit of understanding.

Outside of development, I find joy in cooking, painting my nails, and spending time with my cat, Ninja, who has some strange supernatural ability to turn any workspace we're in into a home.

I'm also a transgender woman, proudly and vulnerably. I began my medical transition in October 2024, but I've always known I was different. My gender identity doesn't define my work, but my journey, understanding both the light and shadow in myself and others, shapes the compassion, depth, and perspective I bring to what I build. One day, I dream of creating a game about identity and self-discovery, something personal and real, that gives others the courage to explore who they are.

Being trans can make me feel exposed, even when I'm proud. I'm still growing into the woman I see inside, and some days that growth is hard. But every line of code I write is a quiet step toward becoming more myself, more capable, and more confident in the world I want to help shape.

“With every line of code, I aim to create something structured, memorable, and meaningful—because that's what good experiences are made of.”