Position: Unity Developer
Category: Unity
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2

- playing games from childhood. Understanding of user experience, following modern trands in game field;
- working both in large and small studios with different responsibilities and size of team;
- commercial experience with GameMaker and Unity engines;
- award "Rookie of the Year" in Bagelcode studio, if it matters :).
I`ve been working as Game Developer for 3 years. 

For the first year I was a part of small studio "Vortex Cannon", which makes casual 2D games in adventure and sci-fi genres. I was creating game scenes, player movement, boss fights, isometric RPG gameplay and mini-games (darts, cards and etc).

Now, I`ve been working in Bagelcode for 2 years. My work includes developing both server (TypeScript) and client (Unity, C#) sides. There is more complicated development proccess and I always have communication with such roles as Project Manager, Game Designer, Sound Designer, Technical Animator and QA. 

Responsibilities:
- working with math models;
- writing scripts with C# (includes knowledges of OOP, SOLID, KISS, SDK integration, game patterns);
- following studio`s code style;
- developing games with Unity Engine (Physics,  Animations, UI, Packages, Editor`s tools);
- prototyping (MVP);
- optimization;
- developing server side with TypeScript. 
- managing tasks in Jira, estimation.

I expect to have possibility in commercial using such modern technologies as Zenject, Addressables, Netcode, DOTS and etc. My own projects usually help me to learn and understand these features, but I believe a new job can provide much more knowledges.
I would like to take part in development some cool and interesting games for either mobile or PC platform.

I don`t want to be without team, beacuse communication is important part for this field. It will be nice to have colleagues with different expirience that provides growing. 

Enough growing let me work in company for a long time. I hope we can give some benefit for each other.