Experience

Nimble Giant Entertainment

• Argentina
• Computer Games
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Technical Lead

  • Jan 2023 - Present



FISHLABS GmbH

• Germany
• Computer Games
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior C++ Game Developer

  • Aug 2019 - Dec 2022

  As part of a 20ish people team my tasks included fixing and adding functionality to many different systems like Save game, InGame screens, HUD elements, mission tool and worked with Audio (wwise) and Localisation setup scripts. I created almost from scratch the enemy spawning system. Profiled the game in gen8 and gen9 consoles. Extended Blueprint nodes with C++. The project is a multiplayer game so the systems also work in a host-client setup As part of a 20ish people team my tasks included fixing and adding functionality to many different systems like Save game, InGame screens, HUD elements, mission tool and worked with Audio (wwise) and Localisation setup scripts. I created almost from scratch the enemy spawning system. Profiled the game in gen8 and gen9 consoles. Extended Blueprint nodes with C++. The project is a multiplayer game so the systems also work in a host-client setup



Pixowl

• United States
• Entertainment
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Engine Programmer

  • Nov 2018 - Aug 2019

  As part of “The Sandbox 3D” team my tasks included making an audio system based on OpenAL and improving the collision system.

• Senior Programmer

  • Jul 2017 - Aug 2019

  I've been working on several mobile games made with C++ and Cocos2dX. My tasks included making new gameplay prototypes, adding new features, optimize memory usage and performance and of course, fixing bugs

• Team Lead

  • Mar 2019 - Jul 2019



HeavyBoat

• Argentina
• Computer Games
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Founder

  • May 2010 - Jun 2017

  As a founder I assumed different roles over time, such as Lead Programmer, Scrum master, CTO and studio manager, in order to fill the needs of the organization. At first we were only three people; I was the only programmer and we used to make flash games. Briefly after that we hired a few more programmers and made the jump into mobile using C++ and Cocos2DX, which seemed a very promising technology. The team size were around 7 people and I soon became the tech lead. I also was… Show more As a founder I assumed different roles over time, such as Lead Programmer, Scrum master, CTO and studio manager, in order to fill the needs of the organization. At first we were only three people; I was the only programmer and we used to make flash games. Briefly after that we hired a few more programmers and made the jump into mobile using C++ and Cocos2DX, which seemed a very promising technology. The team size were around 7 people and I soon became the tech lead. I also was in charge of hiring new staff and coach them. A few years later we had 3 of those teams and I found myself being the CTO and tackling the biggest issues that arose, like finding memory or performance problems. We also had a common library built on top of Cocos2DX that helped with recurring problems, like string allocators, quad trees, logging and a very simple physics engine. Show less As a founder I assumed different roles over time, such as Lead Programmer, Scrum master, CTO and studio manager, in order to fill the needs of the organization. At first we were only three people; I was the only programmer and we used to make flash games. Briefly after that we hired a few more programmers and made the jump into mobile using C++ and Cocos2DX, which seemed a very promising technology. The team size were around 7 people and I soon became the tech lead. I also was… Show more As a founder I assumed different roles over time, such as Lead Programmer, Scrum master, CTO and studio manager, in order to fill the needs of the organization. At first we were only three people; I was the only programmer and we used to make flash games. Briefly after that we hired a few more programmers and made the jump into mobile using C++ and Cocos2DX, which seemed a very promising technology. The team size were around 7 people and I soon became the tech lead. I also was in charge of hiring new staff and coach them. A few years later we had 3 of those teams and I found myself being the CTO and tackling the biggest issues that arose, like finding memory or performance problems. We also had a common library built on top of Cocos2DX that helped with recurring problems, like string allocators, quad trees, logging and a very simple physics engine. Show less



QB9

• Production Coordinator

  • Aug 2009 - Apr 2010

  Coordinate resources between several game projects. Apply Scrum.

• Scrum Master, Game & Engine Programmer

  • Mar 2008 - Aug 2009

  Developed a C++ Download game for PC and Mac using playfirst framework. I also had to apply scrum and be the team technical leader.



darkspell games

• co-founder

  • Feb 2007 - Feb 2008

  I developed a flash game and a PC Casual game using C++ I developed a flash game and a PC Casual game using C++



Image Campus

• Argentina
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Instructor

  • Mar 2007 - Dec 2007

  Teached Project Management Teached Project Management



Gameloft

• France
• Computer Games
• 700 & Above Employee

• game developer

  • 2005 - 2007

  Ported j2me and C++ (BREW) games between several devices Ported j2me and C++ (BREW) games between several devices



Ases

• Developer

  • Feb 2004 - Oct 2005

  Java, C++ & javascript programmer Java, C++ & javascript programmer