It was a great experience working with Diana. When I joined CoolGames she was an intern working on our published games. It was not rare the occasions where other developers would come to her to consult about code of games published live. I remember being impressed about her level of professionalism for her position at that time. After a break for concluding her studies, she approached CoolGames again and it were eager to hire her as a Research Intern. Among the options we presented to her, she was super excited about choosing the most complex one, a Unity3D export tool to HTML5. In a short amount of time and with few support from our side, she was able to implement a MVP, which allowed to export a simple game from Unity to a working HTML5 setup. Her work provided a tool which could be extended and used as an alternative to the existing ones, adding a lot of value to the company. I see a bright future for Diana as a game developer and I would highly recommend her to any company.

It was a great experience working with Diana. When I joined CoolGames she was an intern working on our published games. It was not rare the occasions where other developers would come to her to consult about code of games published live. I remember being impressed about her level of professionalism for her position at that time. After a break for concluding her studies, she approached CoolGames again and it were eager to hire her as a Research Intern. Among the options we presented to her, she was super excited about choosing the most complex one, a Unity3D export tool to HTML5. In a short amount of time and with few support from our side, she was able to implement a MVP, which allowed to export a simple game from Unity to a working HTML5 setup. Her work provided a tool which could be extended and used as an alternative to the existing ones, adding a lot of value to the company. I see a bright future for Diana as a game developer and I would highly recommend her to any company.

It was a great experience working with Diana. When I joined CoolGames she was an intern working on our published games. It was not rare the occasions where other developers would come to her to consult about code of games published live. I remember being impressed about her level of professionalism for her position at that time. After a break for concluding her studies, she approached CoolGames again and it were eager to hire her as a Research Intern. Among the options we presented to her, she was super excited about choosing the most complex one, a Unity3D export tool to HTML5. In a short amount of time and with few support from our side, she was able to implement a MVP, which allowed to export a simple game from Unity to a working HTML5 setup. Her work provided a tool which could be extended and used as an alternative to the existing ones, adding a lot of value to the company. I see a bright future for Diana as a game developer and I would highly recommend her to any company.