Dear future employer of Christian Roy, My name is Antony Jones, I am an Advanced Software Engineer at WB Games(Avalanche). I have had 20+ years of experience in the video game industry. I am writing this reference on behalf of my colleague Christian Roy. I have had the pleasure of working with Christian during his internship with WB Games(Avalanche) in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is an intern with the AI team and works with Kirk Baum, Daren Smith, and James Rowe, whom I have highest regard for. He has been doing a variety of very complex tasks for them. One of his primary focuses has been working with our action system and NPC reactions. He has had a multitude of tasks, one such task has been dealing with the transition from animation to physics and back again. This is not for the feint hearted. How well animation and physics behave requires a lot of attention on timing. It is important to know when these systems take their turn in a frame. So that the animation and physics transition properly. Christian has been great to work with. Like myself we take our work home. Everyday he and I come to work and share the new things we learned on our time off. He has been working primarily in Game Programming with WB, but he doesn't shy away from Engineering tasks as well. Christian doesn't mind getting dirty. He will dig deep into code to find out how it works. His skills in this area have been a huge benefit to us. During his time with WB, he has spent his time primarily in C++ and Unreal Engine 4. He is very competent Unreal Engine 4 programmer, and will make any company a very valuable employee.

Christian is a talented Game programmer with both excellent coding skills and an innate intuition for gameplay. During our time together at Reboot Arcade I had the pleasure of managing Christian and found him to be among the many Rockstars we had on the team. That status is clearly visible in his programming output. On multiple occasions when we were up against a hard deadline Christian was the go-to for high level tasks that needed immediate attention. Each task was handled not only with efficiency and clarity, delivering highly readable and functional code, but also creativity. Especially when it came to movement, a feature often maligned throughout early development as "clunky", he stepped up again and again to iterate on the feature's design and implementation again and again. Taking all feedback and being flexible while still holding true to the game vision. Christian was able to look past the feature requirements to see the concepts underneath that drove gameplay. This lead to the delivery of code that was well written technically but also highly adjustable and fun to the core, making the lives of the design, production, and art teams easier down the pipeline. Anyone who has him on their team in future has been given a great gift.

Dear future employer of Christian Roy, My name is Antony Jones, I am an Advanced Software Engineer at WB Games(Avalanche). I have had 20+ years of experience in the video game industry. I am writing this reference on behalf of my colleague Christian Roy. I have had the pleasure of working with Christian during his internship with WB Games(Avalanche) in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is an intern with the AI team and works with Kirk Baum, Daren Smith, and James Rowe, whom I have highest regard for. He has been doing a variety of very complex tasks for them. One of his primary focuses has been working with our action system and NPC reactions. He has had a multitude of tasks, one such task has been dealing with the transition from animation to physics and back again. This is not for the feint hearted. How well animation and physics behave requires a lot of attention on timing. It is important to know when these systems take their turn in a frame. So that the animation and physics transition properly. Christian has been great to work with. Like myself we take our work home. Everyday he and I come to work and share the new things we learned on our time off. He has been working primarily in Game Programming with WB, but he doesn't shy away from Engineering tasks as well. Christian doesn't mind getting dirty. He will dig deep into code to find out how it works. His skills in this area have been a huge benefit to us. During his time with WB, he has spent his time primarily in C++ and Unreal Engine 4. He is very competent Unreal Engine 4 programmer, and will make any company a very valuable employee.

Christian is a talented Game programmer with both excellent coding skills and an innate intuition for gameplay. During our time together at Reboot Arcade I had the pleasure of managing Christian and found him to be among the many Rockstars we had on the team. That status is clearly visible in his programming output. On multiple occasions when we were up against a hard deadline Christian was the go-to for high level tasks that needed immediate attention. Each task was handled not only with efficiency and clarity, delivering highly readable and functional code, but also creativity. Especially when it came to movement, a feature often maligned throughout early development as "clunky", he stepped up again and again to iterate on the feature's design and implementation again and again. Taking all feedback and being flexible while still holding true to the game vision. Christian was able to look past the feature requirements to see the concepts underneath that drove gameplay. This lead to the delivery of code that was well written technically but also highly adjustable and fun to the core, making the lives of the design, production, and art teams easier down the pipeline. Anyone who has him on their team in future has been given a great gift.

Dear future employer of Christian Roy, My name is Antony Jones, I am an Advanced Software Engineer at WB Games(Avalanche). I have had 20+ years of experience in the video game industry. I am writing this reference on behalf of my colleague Christian Roy. I have had the pleasure of working with Christian during his internship with WB Games(Avalanche) in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is an intern with the AI team and works with Kirk Baum, Daren Smith, and James Rowe, whom I have highest regard for. He has been doing a variety of very complex tasks for them. One of his primary focuses has been working with our action system and NPC reactions. He has had a multitude of tasks, one such task has been dealing with the transition from animation to physics and back again. This is not for the feint hearted. How well animation and physics behave requires a lot of attention on timing. It is important to know when these systems take their turn in a frame. So that the animation and physics transition properly. Christian has been great to work with. Like myself we take our work home. Everyday he and I come to work and share the new things we learned on our time off. He has been working primarily in Game Programming with WB, but he doesn't shy away from Engineering tasks as well. Christian doesn't mind getting dirty. He will dig deep into code to find out how it works. His skills in this area have been a huge benefit to us. During his time with WB, he has spent his time primarily in C++ and Unreal Engine 4. He is very competent Unreal Engine 4 programmer, and will make any company a very valuable employee.

Christian is a talented Game programmer with both excellent coding skills and an innate intuition for gameplay. During our time together at Reboot Arcade I had the pleasure of managing Christian and found him to be among the many Rockstars we had on the team. That status is clearly visible in his programming output. On multiple occasions when we were up against a hard deadline Christian was the go-to for high level tasks that needed immediate attention. Each task was handled not only with efficiency and clarity, delivering highly readable and functional code, but also creativity. Especially when it came to movement, a feature often maligned throughout early development as "clunky", he stepped up again and again to iterate on the feature's design and implementation again and again. Taking all feedback and being flexible while still holding true to the game vision. Christian was able to look past the feature requirements to see the concepts underneath that drove gameplay. This lead to the delivery of code that was well written technically but also highly adjustable and fun to the core, making the lives of the design, production, and art teams easier down the pipeline. Anyone who has him on their team in future has been given a great gift.